Why Room Lists When planning and preparing for an Office 365 deployment you can often get lost in the weeds of features and services and forget about the user experience of the individual services. I like to ensure that we plan for delighters when the service affords me the opportunity. The are several things about Microsoft Teams that drive… READ MORE
Microsoft Teams doesn’t always tell you what you can do in it’s interface. Since it is a kind of web application we have used to use left click around different menus. However, there are some features in Teams that will make your life easier if you right-click on them. And I am not talking about… READ MORE
Last time we added an approval flow, where managers could accept or decline the request for a new team. But that was based on email, which seems a bit old fashioned, right? What if we could to all this in Teams? Let’s give it a try! OK, I know I promised you last time that it… 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
Tell us a little bit about yourself and your Role I am an MVP for Office Apps and Services. I mostly focus on compliance. Where do you look for professional inspiration? I like to hear about everyday people doing extraordinary things. That is one of the reasons I love Microsoft Teams – it gives… READ MORE
Last year Microsoft Teams overtook Slack when it reached 13 million daily users. Since then it has only grown and continues to add new features. We recapped some of these new features that were announced at last year’s Microsoft Ignite, including the long-awaited addition of private channels. However, as more and more features are added some are inevitably going… READ MORE
This is part III of the series Teams message cards. You’ll find the previous parts here: Part I Part II In the third part, we’ll use the script from the second part, with some adjustments. The source of the data is the same, the difference is that we look for message type MessageCenter instead of Incident. The goal is to… READ MORE
Sherman, set the WABAC machine for 2015! Series Contents Introduction History & Background (you are here) Part 1: Application Authentication — Azure AD Application Registrations Part 2: Request Storage — SharePoint Part 3: Request Process Automation — Microsoft Power Automate & Microsoft Graph Part 4: Enhanced User Interface — PowerApps Part 5: Next Steps —… READ MORE
Series Contents Introduction (you are here) History & Background Part 1: Application Authentication — Azure AD Application Registrations Part 2: Request Storage — SharePoint Part 3: Request Process Automation — Microsoft Power Automate & Microsoft Graph Part 4: Enhanced User Interface — Power Apps Part 5: Next Steps — Security Introduction Everyday, people are exploring… READ MORE
Tell us a little bit about yourself and your Role Let me start from the beginning. My adventure with Microsoft technologies began in 2013. I started out in the business development area, today I’m a consultant. This transition was fueled by my personal engagement with the Microsoft community (since 2016, I have been organizing SharePoint… READ MORE
