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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 ›
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Chredge is here
I just tried Microsoft Edge built on Chrome and, so far, it is marvelous. I listened to a Windows Weekly episode this morning that was a week old. It was Windows Weekly episode 614. I fully enjoyed the first half… Read More ›
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HoloLens for your hardhat
Microsoft announced the next version of HoloLens, HoloLens 2, at MWC Barcelona this week. The enterprise opportunities for augmented reality are coming into view more crisply and with faster refresh than ever. One of the most intriguing announcements of the… Read More ›
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Mapping the New Microsoft 365 Roadmap
The Office 365 Roadmap has gotten more complicated and longer with every release cycle and customer idea for new features, it seems. In fact, it got so overgrown, that they recently deposed the Office 365 Roadmap as the emperor… Read More ›
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Power Apps Preview Program
Microsoft has released a new PowerApps Preview Program. This is a welcome idea, as there are certain to be more and more new capabilities and features that Microsoft would PowerApps developers (people like us) to start working with – both… Read More ›
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The Activity Store is the New Source of Truth
The search for a document management solution wasn’t really being undertaken by the right people until you were asked whether or not it could either Serve as the Source of Truth, or Respect another repository as the Source of Truth… Read More ›
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Retiring The MOSS Garden
I’m finally getting around to some summer gardening. It’s time to plow under some ground that used to be productive, in the hopes of re-planting and eventually reaping some future harvests. I’ve retired “The MOSS Garden”, and have transplanted my… Read More ›
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File Storage in Teams and SharePoint
Have you ever asked yourself where to store a file? Should you store it in Microsoft Teams? Should you store it in SharePoint? When should you choose one or the other? Here’s the Pro Tip: Files that you store in… Read More ›
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Teams – Manage Who can post in the General channel
The Microsoft Teams blog has summarized updates that they’ve rolled out over the past month, and I feel that a few of these deserve special attention. Here’s one – Control who can post in the General channel – When you create… Read More ›
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Proofpoint updates info on SocGhoulish threat
December 7, 2022
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Google continues to push users towards MFA – and is seeing the security benefits
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SharePointlandia is now 365PDX
November 2, 2020
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Thoughts on SharePoint Conference 2014
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Teams on Linux? “Working on It”!
September 10, 2019
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The Lunch Zone – Private Channels in Microsoft Teams, and Bo Knows
April 9, 2019