Michael Blumenthal, Office 365 MVP
Microsoft 365 Collaboration and Teamwork Leader | Business Productivity Advisor | Employee Experience Architect | M365Chicago Co-Organizer
Here’s a quick list of Azure resources for startups. BizSpark is the program for providing startups with free Microsoft software, including Azure. http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/ The Let’s Dev This Cloud event series, also known as the Azure Dev Camp, is described here: Continue reading Azure Resources for Startups
In the last few weeks, I’ve had two site owners come to me in a panic when they found a document library frequently used by their team was unexpectedly EMPTY! In both cases, none of the site members had “gone Continue reading Unexpected Empty Libraries
I had the honor of being selected to speak at That Conference 2015 – yes, the conference is really named “That Conference”. The conference was August 10-12, with some pre-conference activities over the weekend. It’s the only IT conference that Continue reading That Conference 2015 Recap
I’ve just had a blog post published on the Microsoft Partner Network Blog Although it’s just me listed as the author, there were a number of people that contributed to the article. It actually started out as a pair of Continue reading New blog post on the Microsoft Partner Network blog!
For many Microsoft products and services, Microsoft runs a UserVoice forum to collect feedback on that product or service. In a UserVoice forum, people post suggestions or complaints and other people can vote up those pieces of feedback by giving Continue reading Let your voice be heard! Providing feedback to Microsoft
Currently (Feb 26, 2015), the Client Side Object Model (CSOM) for SharePoint does not provide the same functionality as the Server Side Object Model (SSOM, also knows as the SharePoint API). Some of the gaps are glaring, and particularly frustrating Continue reading Why having SPWeb.RequestAccessEmail in CSOM is important
John just filled a gaping hole in the MSDN documentation for hiding custom SharePoint actions. I’ve been looking for a HideCustomActions-based way to hide the Create button that lets you create a site, so that I can replace it with Continue reading John Holliday posts list of SharePoint Custom Action Identifiers