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PowerShell has its Limitations I like using PowerShell to work with Office 365 data, but sometimes PowerShell isn’t the right tool. It might be too slow, or a PowerShell cmdlet isn’t available to work with some data. Planner is a good example. People have asked about reporting the plans available to a user or the…

Microsoft plans to roll out its new browser to business and education customers starting at the end of July.

Microsoft has a new update for Teams Phones and it delivers on promises made back at Ignite in 2019.

PowerShell Critical for Office 365 Although the Microsoft Graph is gaining popularity as the method for automating administrative processes for Office 365 workloads, there’s no doubt that PowerShell remains the most common automation tool. The two approaches can be mixed to create solutions when neither is quite good enough and Microsoft is still working on…

Enable users to sign in to Azure AD using a phone number or with an alternate email address.

Switching to recent tabs in Microsoft Edge is coming to Alt Tab.

June 2020 marks the end of Vibranium and the start of Manganese, the codenames for the ending and starting half-year semesters in the Azure development year.

From migrations to updates to Yammer, this month was full of Office 365 updates.

The month of June brought with it many updates to the Power Platform, here’s a breakdown of what is new.

Microsoft’s new Edge browser starts rolling out via Windows Update and the Windows 10 20H2 feature update is announced.

The Joy of Seeing Everyone In June, Brad discussed the need for Teams to match the 7 x 7 grid view supported by Zoom. It’s a competitive need not to be perceived as a laggard in the video conferencing space at a time when home working makes remote conferences a necessity. Simply put, it’s cool…

Microsoft has announced a wide variety of new features coming to OneDrive this year that includes larger uploads and improved reporting.