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.
Hello team, Yesterday afternoon I found myself looking for an RSS reader app through the App Store, and suddenly it hit me, PowerApps has an RSS connector so… let’s build one in 7 minutes! My requirements were straightforward, being able to go through my RSS feeds and also have the possibility of adding new ones… READ MORE
In such extraordinary times as these, it is a privilege to share the first group of world-class speakers confirmed for ESPC20 in Amsterdam this November. It is a huge honour to announce Microsoft leaders Jeff Teper and Karuana Gatimu, as the first two keynotes from our Keynote speaker line-up, along with 48 leading experts from across the… READ MORE
Working anywhere is one of the most common topics these days. Suddenly meetings that have been face to face are now happening Online. The brainstorming session you were supposed to have with six other project members is not happening in the office either since one of those members just returned from Northern Italy and there… READ MORE
Heather and Spencer discuss SharePoint migrations and hybrid scenarios at ESPC19. Video Transcript Heather: Hello everyone from ESPC19 Heather Newman here from Prague with the lovely and talented Spencer Harbar hello. Spencer: Hello everybody welcome. Heather: Yeah so, we’re at the end of day what date day two date you yes you know when you… READ MORE
Introduction History & Background Part 1: Application Authentication — Azure AD Application Registrations Part 2: Request Storage — SharePoint (you are here) Part 3: Request Process Automation — Microsoft Power Automate & Microsoft Graph Part 4: Enhanced User Interface — Power Apps Part 5: Next Steps — Security When we last left our heroes, we… READ MORE
Tell us a little bit about yourself and your Role I go way back in time when I used Windows 3.11 for school and gaming and ever since I started working I was using Microsoft technology, lucky as I was I could make this my job. I started out as MCSE in the Windows NT… READ MORE
Are you using technology for technology’s sake? What’s the business problem and is the application of new technology helping or hindering. Often we get immersed and excited by emerging technologies, we need to keep the greater goal in mind and ask ourselves is this bringing us closer to that goal. Are you empowering or dictating to users? Educate… READ MORE
Walk into a Starbucks store anywhere in the world and you’ll encounter a similar sight: coffee beans grinding, espresso shots being pulled and customers talking to baristas while their coffee order is hand-crafted. The process may look like a simple everyday scene, but it is carefully orchestrated to serve Starbucks’ more than 100 million weekly customers. With… READ MORE
The announcement you’ve been waiting for is finally here …. The European SharePoint, Office365 & Azure Conference is delighted to announce Amsterdam as the destination for ESPC20, taking place from 9 – 12 November. It will be the first time the conference will visit the Netherlands and we are incredibly excited to bring the community… READ MORE
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
