A common scenario in many projects where you are working with dates is to have a group by weekday request. A customer asked for an publishing calendar in SharePoint, where we could say the published items per day of the week. There is a funny thing that happens when you group the items on that …
A common scenario in many projects where you are working with dates is to have a group by weekday request. A customer asked for an publishing calendar in SharePoint, where we could say the published items per day of the week. There is a funny thing that happens when you group the items on that …
Steve and Marijn are still worlds apart, so will not be enjoying a whisky together.. But that doesn’t keep them from talking about some geographical arbitrages for Bookings in Cuba and Orkney! After a Chuck Berry intro by Steve, we start talking governance needs after Teams is rolled out and how we can use Microsoft …
Steve and Marijn are realizing that Stream deprecating the feature “who is saying what when” might be their fault.. For once we know what we want to talk about: search and the way we want to let the business drive the decision making process! Steve did some home repair on his Surface Book, and realized …
Contrary to the popular Crowded House song, there weren’t four seasons in a day, but four sessions in one day! At the Virtual Marathon (#M365VM) a few weeks ago, that was how many sessions I did! Luckily I had some awesome people to help out. So, here goes! Become a Road Warrior with Teams Mobile …
Another governance episode, this time all about application governance! Steve and Marijn think about all the fun they would with have with the warm temperature when they would be at Microsoft Virtual 365 Spain, if it was in real life instead of virtual. Marijn has a session with Jussi Mori to talk about user adoption, …
Project Cortex will save your company 8.7 million dollars in new hire effectiveness. Is that why it will be a premium license? Steve talks about the Office Hours web series where Chris McNulty and Naomi Moneypenny talk about Cortex and how it is building within the KM (knowledge Management) space at Microsoft. We are in …
A request I hear a lot when implementing Teams is the ability to make files read-only in certain channels. There is also an uservoice item to request such a feature. Microsoft Teams, with the underlying Microsoft 365 Groups technology works best (in my opinion) if you keep it as simple as possible: You need a …
Did you like our new intro and outro ? We love it!! A brilliant way to start our new “stream” of information! Are you #WFH at the moment? We got a brilliant lockdown question from Dylan Hayes: What whisky would we have snapped before the lockdown got into place? What would we get, together with …
We got a mention from @Anacozeca on twitter with a question after our last episode: He has a 15 year old fileshare that he is “hygienising” and wants to move to SharePoint. He has a big laser scanner that is generating really big files, storing them on the fileshare. Now it is time to move …
Last year at Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced a new way to do Knowledge Management in the organisation: Project Cortex. Cortex (working title), which is coming out this summer, will let AI drive the discovery of topics and will connect the dots on information for you. I am not going to explain why, how or what …