Forward SharePoint is beyond a file repository, and this post is just the beginning of showing you what SharePoint can do for you. When asked what SharePoint is, many who work with it will tell you it is a great place to collaborate on files. A great place for collaboration Read more…
Using Power Automate to collect Microsoft Forms data and place it into a SharePoint list will take your business to a new level of data utilization. This post is going to take you through the process of building a Power Automate to collect Microsoft Forms data and place it into Read more…
Building a SharePoint List – Why? This question is legitimate if you want to know what is beyond the current functionality of Microsoft Forms. It’s true that capturing data is what Microsoft Forms is all about. However, we may need more than the downloadable spreadsheet with the captured data. It Read more…
This post will help you whether you are building a site column, list column, or a library column. The behavior is the same across the boards and includes some sound best practices. We are going to look at changing the name of a column (in this case the Title column), Read more…
Despite the desire to be alerted to additions, changes, or deletions in Microsoft SharePoint or Microsoft SharePoint Online, I am completely surprised at the fact the alert is not used nearly as often as one might think. Now I completely understand in this day and age, the number of emails Read more…
In the ever-changing world of M365, there have been winners and duds when it comes to new apps, new ideas, or new functionality. Microsoft Loop was released November 2, 2021. It has been out for a while now. Yet here we are in the beginning of 2024, and I am Read more…
This is the second post of a two part series. If you have not read M365 Adoption Battle – Welcome to the Pandemic Induced Pain feel free to give it a read to understand the premise for this post. Amazing Introduction My father, who recently passed away, had a quote he Read more…
I have wanted to post this for some time now. I am going to start this post with a joke I heard from an acquaintance I knew a long time ago. You and your decision makers will probably appreciate the punch line. “A tractor salesman walks up to a house Read more…
The Microsoft Ignite conference was a huge conference attended by over 23,000 people. It was multiple conferences pressed together into one (SharePoint, TechNet, and more). The conference was well done, many breakout sessions to attend, and networking opportunities were available wherever you turned. Being an attendee to every SharePoint Conference Read more…
On June 9th, 2014, I started a new job with Earley & Associates. Three days later, on June 11th, I had the pleasure of presenting with the Seth Earley (CEO) and Lisa Manning (CFO/COO) on Business Intelligence (BI). I have been around SharePoint since SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and seen Read more…