Author Archives
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First Half 2021 Catchup and Transition into BlueVoyant
I was reminded today about how I haven’t been current with my blog and how much I enjoy sharing information, ideas, findings, and perspectives here on this site. A lot has happened since my last post in Nov 2020. First… Read More ›
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SharePointlandia is now 365PDX
365PDX has been announced and will be held Dec 10-11, 2020, in Portland. This event was previously known as SharePointlandia and SharePoint Saturday Portland.
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MSIgnite 2020 Roundup – Ash Culmsee, youngest MVP Ever
Some interesting aspects of the journey of Ash Culmsee, PowerApps MVP, are described in this MSIgnite 2020 session. An example: I had never considered Technology as a field that I wanted to go into. It was one of those things where, “My Dad does Tech, so it must be boring.”
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Document Management is still Most Important Tool (as of 2019)
Document Management was the most important tool in customer’s digital toolbox in 2019
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Information Protection and Governance with Microsoft 365
What? Me, Worry? Why do we need to worry about our data? There’s probably a large portion of it that is confidential! Why do we feel the need to protect it, and to manage it? Perhaps, we don’t want it… Read More ›
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Teams on Linux? “Working on It”!
It’s great to see that the requests from users for a Linux-native client for Microsoft Teams is being worked on! Given the date of the original UserVoice request, this request has been in the queue since the early days of… Read More ›
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Tip for Naming Components in Power Apps
Let me tell you the story of a PowerApps naming mistake related to the new Component custom properties that I made – maybe it will help you avoid a pothole. Or, maybe you already know this. You decide.
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Which stories are your clients not in?
Have you seen the movie, “Stranger than Fiction“? It’s the one with Will Farrell as an IRS Auditor. The catch is, he has a narrator. And the narrator looks and sounds exactly like Emma Thompson pretending to be a writer…. Read More ›
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What can I.T. learn from GDPR
So, GDPR has been in effect for just over a year now. (15 May 2018). Was there a celebration in your organization, or is GDPR a bad word? 🙂 ) Many lessons have been learned through the effort of bringing… Read More ›
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The Lunch Zone – Private Channels in Microsoft Teams, and Bo Knows
Source: The Lunch Zone – Private Channels in Microsoft Teams, and Bo Knows Episode 1. Owen and Greg Frick talk about Bo (Last Name unpronounceable) and a new feature in Microsoft Teams called Private Channels. A noisy restaurant, and obviosuly… Read More ›
