Categories and tags are the two default taxonomies that we use at the European SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure Community website. By design, all posts must be filed under at least one category. As you can imagine, ‘General’ is where we can list almost any topics that is not filed under the other subject headings.
However, some subjects are wide and broad in subject and need to be included in our blog, but don’t quite fit under the existing taxonomies. Hence the ‘General Category’. Content covered can vary from a .NET Runtime for AOT to a SharePoint Conference North America Keynote Summary, Pulse Survey or monthly top SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure resources.
Having the opportunity to attend couple of conferences, meetups and even organizing one I found myself in a doubt regarding the meaning of the terms that are being used to name specific types’ of users/ attendees and therefore tracks. Today we have such names as “Citizen Developer”, “IT Pro”, “Power User”. What do they mean?… READ MORE
As part of the Scrum.org webinar “Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer – Martin Hinshelwood – Answering Your Most Pressing Scrum Questions” I was asked a number of questions. Since not only was I on the spot and live, I thought that I should answer each question that was asked again here, as well as those… READ MORE
What does “digital transformation” mean for an established global manufacturing enterprise like Unilever, maker of iconic brands such as Dove, Vaseline and Ben & Jerry’s? For Unilever CIO Jane Moran, it means empowering employees to carry out the company’s mission of meeting consumers’ rising expectations. “What’s transformative is the way we’re connecting people, making data… READ MORE
Don’t Assume Diversity has become a trending topic in the IT industry and not just for the obvious reasons, but also because when your team is made up of people from different backgrounds (departments/skill levels) with different experiences, it gives you different perspectives. Too many times I’ve engaged with companies where decision makers assumed users… READ MORE
Watch the magic of the European SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure Conference that was held in Prague, Czech Republic, 2nd-5th of December 2019. Stay tuned for exciting updates on ESPC20.
I recently spoke at the European Teams User Group on how to plan and deploy Direct Routing for Microsoft Teams. Since this content has been presented, I have converted this information into a blog post for everyone to enjoy as the content of the presentation is extremely useful. This guide serves to explain why one… READ MORE
At ESPC19, we brought the community together across four special days in Prague, Czech Republic. These four days included an array of learning and professional development formats, from tutorials to breakout sessions, workshops and keynote sessions. The European SharePoint, Office 365 and Azure Conference is the leading event of its kind in Europe. Developers, End-Users,… READ MORE
Karuana: Diversity, inclusion, and creating a culture of belonging is a core leadership priority at Microsoft. As a company we’ve evolved to understand the importance of realizing these principles in our company culture. Much like the industry around us, we’ve had our awakening about the power of diverse perspectives in everything from product development to customer interactions. To create products that empower… READ MORE
Alexandr Epaneshnikov, a 19-year-old Russian student who is legally blind, recently decided he wanted to be more independent by commuting on his own and relying less on his mom for rides to school. It meant taking a streetcar to a subway to his high school in Moscow, a 30-minute trip that Epaneshnikov assuredly navigates with a cane and Moovit,… READ MORE
Following the Microsoft Ignite announcements of changes to the Power Apps and Power Automate licensing, a discussion started within the community about the impact of these changes to partners and customers. In fact, this is the second change to the licensing since these technologies were released to preview and then general availability. While nobody expects Microsoft… READ MORE
