Best Practices for Microsoft 365 Content Governance
In late September, I presented a webinar on the topic of content governance for Redmond Magazine (Minimizing Complexity and Sprawl with SharePoint and Microsoft...
Category: Governance
Managing Your Content Sprawl with Kyle Wallstedt
As part of the #CollabTalk Podcast, I was able to sit down last week and interview Kyle Wallstedt (@Egnyted), a Senior Solutions Architect with Egnyte (https://www.egnyte.com/),...
#MVPbuzzChat with Dux Raymond Sy
For Episode 93 of the #MVPbuzzChat series, I connected with Office Apps & Services MVP and Microsoft Regional Director Dux Raymond Sy (@MeetDux), Chief...
8 Things That Make WEBCON BPS Different
Back in December 2019 while attending the European SharePoint, Office 365, and Azure Conference in beautiful Prague, Czech Republic, I was able to connect...
Communication, Collaboration, and Change Management
The tools we use to manage and automate content collaboration and social interactions have become even more integrated and seamless within the workplace, with...
Achieving Business Alignment Without An “Easy” Button
What does it mean to achieve “business alignment?” Ask 10 people, get 10 answers. In my experience in working with various social and collaboration...
What Are Governance ‘Best Practices’?
There really is no right answer to this question. I have had experiences — some more successful than others — in building out governance...
What Kind of Capacity Planning is Needed for SharePoint Online?
One of the most common planning failures – and cause of future headaches when system limitations are reached – is the failure to conduct proper capacity...
Considerations for Cloud Governance
Governance is continually evolving, as it should. With constantly changing laws and regulations, the advancement of technology, and evolving partner and customer requirements, the...
10 Steps for Building a Governance Strategy
Having worked with SharePoint in some capacity for more than 15 years, and Microsoft Teams for 3+ years, it is interesting to look back...
