Office 365

With July now behind us, it’s time to take a look back at the significant announcements from the month. And considering that the company’s Inspire conference has come and gone, there is a lot to write about.

Microsoft's updated Teams meeting expereince is rolling out but to get the most out of the new UI, here's what you need to know.

Microsoft has improved contextual search in Teams but its implementation can be hard to understand.

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

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

Slow Progress Towards Office 365 Compliance and Data Governance For years, I have been mildly to harshly critical of Yammer’s inability to march in the same step as the rest of Office 365, particularly in data governance and compliance. Much has been promised, but the delivery has been slow, even in Microsoft’s self-proclaimed “Year of… Read More

Which passwordless authentication method should you use with Windows 10 and Microsoft 365?

This post is sponsored by CoreView who offer a wide variety of security solutions for Office 365 Office 365 is one of the most commonly used applications in IT today. According to Microsoft, as of Q1 2020, Office 365 had reached 200 million monthly active users. Office 365 growth has remained constant at about 3… Read More

ISVs are sometimes criticized because their backup products don't do a great job of handling Office 365 data. That might be true, but the real issue is the lack of APIs delivered by Microsoft. The available APIs are rooted in an on-premises heritage and don't cover apps like Teams which knit together multiple cloud components. Future developments will increase the challenge.

A New Start for Exchange PowerShell Last November, Microsoft announced a refresh of the Exchange Online PowerShell module at the Ignite 2019 conference. The big change was the introduction of nine cmdlets built on REST APIs to replace older cmdlets like Get-Mailbox and Get-MailboxStatistics. These cmdlets have been part of Exchange PowerShell since its introduction… Read More

Outlook for Windows is introducing an option to allow users to save some settings in the Microsoft 365 cloud.

This month there is lots of new stuff and I am not even sure what my favorite is. Outlook reading to me, Power Apps letting me see the world differently, SharePoint being everywhere and nowhere at the same time, a bonus tip, and more. How about instead of me writing something clever you just dive… Read More

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft announced a number of key updates to Teams, the future of Office 365, and a lot more. You can find Dux on Twitter, attend ShiftHappens, and dig into sensitivity labels here. 

Microsoft has rolled out a bunch of new features in the last week, here's a recap of what functionality is new.

In the Microsoft portfolio, the company has several planning applications including To Do, Planner, Tasks, and previously Wunderlist. At Build 2020, they are announcing other list-style application called Microsoft Lists. Lists, as the name implies, is designed to help you manage information and organize your tasks. The app has several different access points including web,… Read More