In the first episode of the Driving Technology series, I take a look at what some great military minds like Sun Tzu have to say about adoption of new technologies. I hope you enjoy it. Comment here or on YouTube with suggestions about what you might want me to talk about next. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbieVhW753Y
I will be presenting at SPFest in Denver from May 31-Jun 2. You can use my code to get $200 off registration. I will be talking about the Hidden Gems in Office 365 and it’s going to be a lot of fun.
One of the common requests I hear for OMS is the ability to perform synthetic web transactions like we can in the box with System Center Operations Manager. Think of these as a simple web “ping” which can also check for things like simple content on a page and the size of the web page…
Office 365 is rapidly changing and these changes are going to potentially disrupt your end users. With this accelerated pace of change, and the move to the cloud we get the advantage of rapid updates and new features and functionality, but we also have lost some control over the pace of these changes. The first…
In the first episode of the End User Track of the Office 365 Bootcamp we discuss an underused feature of Office 365…Delve. One of the neat things about Delve is that it turns the concept of search on its head and instead of you going to look for information, it pushed relevant information to you…
In doing a relatively large migration I ran into an issue where I knew that I had migrated some content from the old environment to the new SPO environment and I knew that the size of the two was off, but how do I find out where I am missing information? I turned to SQL…
I’ve decided to do a bit of a speaking tour this year and have submitted my “Working with the SharePoint Framework” session to various SharePoint conferences. For those to which I’ve been accepted to speak, I decided to look into leveraging Flow to socialize my session in the hopes of gaining more attendance and otherwise…
Office 365 groups is a wonderful tool for Ad Hoc Collaboration and is the backbone of Yammer groups and now Team as well. The problem is that since end users can create them, they tend to explode in number and size and they count against your total quota for your tenant. They also don’t show…
On April 27th at 12:00 CST I have the unique opportunity to combine my off-hours pursuits with of home automation together with my drive towards implementing automation into companies! Join me for “How is IT automation taking a page out of the home automation book?” and learn about both home and business focused automation in…
update: 7/11/2017 If you want to quickly check a single user, see my new blog. update: 5/26/2017 BIG speed improvement thanks to NickC, who commented on my post. Also, thanks to my colleague Andy, I’ve updated the progress bar calculation so that this script can run on Windows Server 2008 R2. Thanks guys! (You’ll need to…
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