The first question that gets asked when I introduce people to #MicrosoftTeams, is: 'Will the other members be able to delete my stuff'. That's a YES. People don't trust people. This causes many complicated environments to be built - unnecessarily.... Continue Reading →
Today we'll look at Document libraries. Basically you can have two types, one with folders, one with metadata (and yes sometimes, both). We'll do single uploads and drag and drops, update the metadata and use Quick Edit to 'bulk' update... Continue Reading →
#Microsoft365 #Office365 #SharePoint Why do we invest in a product and then insist on micro managing it - just because we don’t trust people? In my next couple of blogs we'll be looking at the 'weapons' that exist in OTB SharePoint... Continue Reading →
#Microsoft365 #Office365 #SharePoint With the amount of information being thrown at us daily – it helps to receive notifications on relevant information. Using Alerts in SharePoint is a great way of achieving that and help you to stop trying to take... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge Today's post will remind you how to create filtered alerts, but also show you how to be selective about when they will be notified. Day: 264 of 365, 101 left Tools: SharePoint Description: SharePoint: Choose when to send alerts Audience:... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge With the amount of information being thrown at us daily - it helps to receive notifications on relevant information. Using Alerts in SharePoint is a great way of achieving that. Day: 225 of 365, 140 left Tools: Office 365 / SharePoint... Continue Reading →
Tracy van der Schyff 