Microsoft 365 Collaboration and Teamwork Leader | Business Productivity Advisor | Employee Experience Architect | M365Chicago Co-Organizer
Office 365 is changing at a breakneck pace. Here are things that will help you keep up with the changes: Office Blogs at http://blogs.office.com The Roadmap http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/roadmap cialis prisfald Monthly Video Summary of Updates https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXPr7gfUMmKwn422HmCx7b7D5qh9T6frb Reading the Message Center in Continue reading Staying Up to Date with Office 365
Since my last post, I bought a small monitor to use as a dedicated display for the Social Uproar. Prior to this, I had been hooking the Pi up to my TV. I got a great deal on a small (12 inches Continue reading Adventures in IoT, Part 4
Ever wonder? Ever wonder what it takes to make a one-day, one-track IT conference? It might be simple for people and organizations such as SharePoint Saturday Chicago and SharePoint Fest, who have mastered the art of a one-day multi-track or multi-day multi-track Continue reading Behind the Scenes: The Making of ‘Azure and the Modern Datacenter’, a one day conference
Here are all the slides and videos from the Azure and the Modern Datacenter conference on April 7, 2016. Keynote: Why the Cloud will Change Your Life canadianviagras.net Brian Lewis Slides Video is below. Azure Network Infrastructure Michael Blumenthal Slides Demo Continue reading Azure and the Modern Datacenter – Slides and Videos
Today I am honored to be renewed in the Microsoft MVP program for another year! I would like to thank Microsoft for recognizing my contributions to the Chicago area IT community. I would also like to thank my wife and Continue reading Honored to be recognized as a 2016 Office Server and Services MVP
Since my last post, I took some pictures of the hardware: On either side of the box are the two motor-driven plastic gadgets – one is a red fan for floating a small Styrofoam ball, and the other is a Continue reading Adventures in IoT, Part 3
Since my last post about creating the SocialUproar 2.0, a Raspberry Pi 2 gadget running Windows 10 IoT Core, a few things happened: I packed all the components neatly into a cardboard and cellophane box that originally housed an RC Continue reading Adventures in IoT, part 2
Does your organization allow the use of Add-ins in its Office 365 SharePoint Online tenant? Some do and some don’t, and one of the reasons that some organizations don’t permit them is that they can break unexpectedly. Let’s talk briefly Continue reading Planning for SharePoint Online Add-in App Fragility
Here are the slides from my presentation this morning on what you need to do to properly plan, implement, and support a SharePoint intranet. Keys to a successful SharePoint intranet – ECM101 – SharePoint Fest 2015 from Michael Blumenthal
Today Microsoft announced PowerApps. Scott Hanselman describes PowerApps as follows: “PowerApps makes it easy to quickly create new business apps, connect systems and then share those apps with anyone on your team.” PowerApps is a key element in Microsoft’s mobile Continue reading Microsoft Announces PowerApps