SharePoint

SharePoint content types and the content type hub have been around for many years. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been an update since SharePoint 2010. In this article I am sharing my real-world experience and pain around SharePoint content types and the content type hub.

Shane Young dives into the different PowerShell for SharePoint Online and Office 365 cmdlets available, how to get them installed, and then the tricky part of connecting.

Even the people who hold your computer hostage with ransomware were running holiday discounts. Todd Klindt and Shane Young discuss this and other random topics on their weekly SharePoint podcast.

Todd Klindt and Shane Young provide a weekly update on SharePoint DSC, Calendar.Help, OneDrive updates, Star Wars, and more. Very random, very fun.

Todd Klindt and Shane Young discuss PowerShell, SharePoint Online boundaries, using WAN accelerators, and then about a million more Microsoft random notes, including events and Azure training on their SharePoint Podcast.

Ever want to actually understand one of those SharePoint PowerShell scripts you find on the Internet? This article will help you understand and create those crazy scripts.

Shane’s quick update on SharePoint and related news you might have missed and his two cents on how the news applies to you and your work.

Are you a SharePoint or Microsoft person? Then you need to learn SharePoint PowerShell. Lucky for you, this article provides everything you need to get started.

When SharePoint 2016 Feature Pack 1 (FP1) is released in November, one of the new features it will include is an updated version of MinRole. Find out how the changes made to this option make MinRole easier to use.

Microsoft Azure and Office 365 hosted in the UK for the first time. Redmond just opened up three new data centers in England and Wales, arranged in two Azure regions. This brings the number of Regions to 28 globally. Among the launch customers are Aston Martin, a regional health authority, and the Ministry of Defence [sic]. This should give a boost to Microsoft’s data-sovereignty story…