Governance, Compliance, and Ongoing Operations Planning
One of the first formal project management training courses I attended back in the mid-1990s provided some planning guidance that has stuck with me...
Category: Governance
#MVPbuzzChat with Oliver Wirkus
For Episode 83 of the #MVPbuzzChat series, I connected with Office Apps & Services MVP Oliver Wirkus (@owirkus), a Senior SharePoint Consultant at DevFacto, and is based in...
The Problem with Microsoft Teams Governance
Microsoft Teams and Office 365 Groups are incredibly powerful productivity tools for modern collaboration, but as with any other collaboration or communication tools, without...
Making IA Part of Your Operational Activities
For many of us on the IT side of the house, productivity has long been a part of our metrics, taking on many different...
Navigating the Fog of….the Cloud
I woke up yesterday to some fog in my neighborhood here in Utah Valley (south of Salt Lake City), which is something I really...
Cleaning up Conversations in Outlook
Despite all of the collaboration and communication tools and platforms available today, email remains one of the primary tools of the information worker. If...
How New Technology Invites Chaos
At the root of most “Shadow IT” efforts are good intentions. It’s not uncommon to get excited about discovering a new productivity tool that...
#MVPbuzzChat with Susan Hanley
For Episode 75 of the #MVPbuzzChat series — my final MVP interview for the year (and the decade!) — I was able to chat...
Information Architecture and Microsoft Teams
As Microsoft Teams increases in popularity, one question that continues to arise is “How does Teams align with the rest of my information architecture?”...
The Role of Email in Knowledge and Records Management
Since the early 1990’s, email has been a core part of enterprise collaboration and communication. As I outlined in a webinar yesterday, hosted by...
