HOT SEAT: Power Platform Governance Speaker: Davy De Roeck, Microsoft This Power Platform Week, we are excited to bring you a unique opportunity to engage with one of Microsoft’s experts on Power Platform Governance. Davy De Roeck, a seasoned professional with an extensive background in Power Platform Governance, will be taking to the ESPC Hot… READ MORE
Getting started with Microsoft 365 Governance and Compliance In today’s digital age, the explosion of data creation, storage, and sharing is reaching unprecedented levels. A recent IDC study predicts a staggering 163 zettabytes of data creation and replication worldwide, representing a tenfold increase from 2016. Managing this immense volume of data has become a critical… READ MORE
The What, How, When and Why on Power BI Deployment Pipelines! What is Power BI Governance? Power BI Governance is supposed to help you out with leveraging the value and insights from your Power BI Reports. Let’s start with what is Governance. Governance is the process of interactions through the laws, norms, power or language of an… READ MORE
Join Vlad Catrinescu, MVP, MCT, and watch this webinar recording and learn about the Microsoft Teams Governance Options for IT Professionals.
Microsoft Teams is one of the most used collaboration tools in the world – and users often fall in love with using it as their main collaboration destination! However, a lack of governance can lead to IT having trouble to keep up with all the teams (and other artifacts) that users are creating in their environment! In this webinar, we will cover the different governance options that we can implement in order to keep users productive, all while following our governance standards. Some of the settings we will cover include:
Configuring who can create new Microsoft 365 Groups and teams
Implementing a blocked words policy
Configuring an expiration policy
Over time, the data landscape has evolved and many things have got more into the world of Power BI. Not only are organisations utilising Power BI more widely, but the cloud is also becoming more important. More and more companies are moving their data into Azure SQL databases in the cloud (now Azure Data Lake). Consequently, companies struggle with drowning in their data and not knowing where or how to access it.
As a result, Microsoft introduced a product to help solve this issue called Microsoft Purview. Microsoft Purview covers two main areas – Office stack and Azure stack. This webinar recording covers the Azure oriented version of Microsoft Purview, previously called Azure Purview.
But where is that data stored? With the wide range of data storage options (On-prem, cloud, multi-cloud) it’s far from trivial to know where all your corporate data is being kept, in which format, and who is responsible. A related question is where sensitive data is stored. In this session, you can see how Microsoft Purview collects meta-data from on-prem as well as different cloud sources. Furthermore, you will also see how Microsoft Purview identifies sensitive data and makes it easily searchable.
Expect real-world advice around a variety of topics: naming convention, external access, expiration policy, information protection and the creation process.
With the recent capability of setting retention period for Log Analytics data per table a lot of new possibilities of managing and retaining your data pop-up. A common scenario is that you may have a lot of performance data which may be logged every minute or even every 10 seconds. You need that data in such short… READ MORE
Governance is not about limiting freedom. The point is to be able to manage Teams while removing chaos and sprawl so users can work in a compliant fashion that does not affect their day to day productivity. This blogs walks you with various controls available to better govern Microsoft Teams. You need to remember that… READ MORE
For the second post in this series, let’s first take a look at the (functionality of the) end result before we go deep-dive into the technical details. This was put in place after months of hard work by a number of people.The intermediate, not-so-successful, versions will get a honorable mention in the next posts! In… READ MORE
Part 3 of the series already, finally time to go in some technical details. I’ll start with the first attempt on the application, in which we made some bad decisions and where the technology failed us. In production only, of course… Technologies & Components ASP.NET Core Web Application with React.js A Teams app is in… READ MORE
