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Continue reading →: Forward an email from Outlook into a Channel in a Microsoft TeamTo be able to forward an email from Outlook into a Channel in a Microsoft Team is a great feature. It can be used to inform the team members of the content of an email you have received from an external user. Once forwarded into a proper channel the team members can…
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Continue reading →: Do not underestimate the power of well-planned and well-performed user adoptionI have been working with Office 365 since it was launched and since then I have been involved in several projects that involve the implementation of Office 365. Some have gone very well, some quite OK and some have gone less well. There is a common denominator for those who…
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Continue reading →: Moving Content to Microsoft TeamsAre you going to migrate content to Microsoft Teams from SharePoint on-premises or file shares? Mapping, planning and preparation are usually the activity that require the most effort and time. The physical move doesn’t always have to be so complicated. More details: Overview of the SharePoint Migration Tool. Introducing the…
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Continue reading →: Did You implement Office 365 Governance in 2018?Article (in Swedish) on LinkedIn.
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Continue reading →: Using policies in Office 365 in order to retain and/or delete contentMany of us are like squirrels. We collect and store more content than we can/should consume. After some time the content of our Office 365 Tenant becomes a “Content Flea Market”. One of the challenges with a flea market is that it is difficult to get an overview of what…
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Continue reading →: Great Improvement and extended availability of MyAnalyticsI think MyAnalytics is a great tool that provides you with an overview of how you, primary based on Your email/Outlook usage, spend your time at work. By summarizing this information MyAnalytics suggests how you can work “smarter”. Great news for those of us who use Microsoft Teams even more…
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Continue reading →: Simplify your work by using filtered views in the new Microsoft 365 Roadmap to focus on the updates of your core areaAre you one of the “chosen ones” with responsibility to keep track of changes in one or more services in Office 365? Congratulations, then your job has just become a little easier. With the new “Microsoft 365 Roadmap” it is now much easier to create filtered views that show the…
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Continue reading →: The unwanted effects of postponing things to tomorrowIt is September 2018. Every morning, I dedicate 15 minutes to update me on Office 365 Roadmap. Today i find that 67 updates are currently being rolled out and 234 that are in development. My thoughts go away (once again) to all companies “out there” and the crew and individuals…
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Continue reading →: If you experience that one or more Office 365 services are slowDo you mount old tires on your new car? Are you buying new shoes and moving over the soles of your old ones? Then you are also likely to run Office 365 with your old, traditional network settings If you experience that one or more Office 365 services are slow,…
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Continue reading →: Do you want to be disturbed (but only by some people)?When you work in Microsoft Teams and your status is set to “do not disturb”, it’s logical that you will not receive any notifications. However, there is a feature that allows you to override this feature. Despite the status “Do not disturb” you can receive notifications from specific (and extra…
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I’m Magnus
I am the one who runs this blog whose purpose is to spread and share experiences, wisdom, news, information, good advice, tips & tricks, constructive feedback and reviews. All of this related, in one way or another, to Microsoft 365 in general and Microsoft Teams in particular.
I am passionate about testing and evaluating new applications, functionality and solutions, but I am just as passionate about ensuring how to put it to use in the right way.
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