I really believe that not everyone should be creating #MicrosoftTeams. Having a centralized provisioning process (owned by IT or business) ensures naming conventions, no duplicates and yes, NO TEAMS SPRAWL. Let's take a look at this process and also which... Continue Reading →
With all the choices available, it's understandable that companies are struggling to make decisions regarding where their documents should live in #Office365. New options are #OneDrive, #SharePoint and #MicrosoftTeams. In this blog we'll take a look at sharing internal content... Continue Reading →
The last couple of weeks I've been training a company on #Office365 for Education subscriptions. I noticed something pretty cool in #MicrosoftTeams that I'd like to share with you. I'm really hoping we'll get this in the Enterprise and Small... Continue Reading →
You might be worried about #UserAdoption, your users are not using the technologies available to them, but there's something that's MUCH scarier. And that's "Over-Adoption". And it's not a new thing, we've suffered from this for years without knowing it.... Continue Reading →
I'm still surprised with how many people don't know this. Well, on that same note I'm also surprised with how many people don't use the Windows Button on their keyboards. You can email or cc a channel in your #MicrosoftTeams... Continue Reading →
Not sure when this was launched, but I noticed it in the last couple of weeks. Meeting notes feature while in a #MicrosoftTeams meeting. I have mixed feelings about this (of course, as I'm a BIG #OneNote fan), so let's... Continue Reading →
