As we start to move into a post-pandemic business world, remote work and collaboration are the new normal.
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Topics: SharePoint, Microsoft Planner, OneNote, Microsoft Teams, Collaboration
Meetings without these key elements are time wasters. Learn how to keep your audience engaged and accomplish your objectives by running productive and efficient meetings.
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Topics: Workflow, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Project, skype for business
Microsoft Flow and Microsoft Planner are both relatively new technologies in the world of Office 365. If you've spent some time with the Microsoft Planner connector, you may have noticed there are some pieces of functionality that are missing. After looking in the support forums, I found that a lot of people have been looking to use Flow to direct link to a Planner task (similar to when you get the over due notifications out of the box). There is a lot of confusion about having to use the Group ID to link to a task, but in fact there is another way. The method proposed below is similar to what is used in the SharePoint Starter Kit personal tasks web part. With this in mind, here is a method I use to direct link to a planner task in flow.
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Topics: SharePoint Online, Office 365 Planner, Flow, Microsoft Planner
Working at Aerie Consulting, a Microsoft Partner, I have had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of clients and almost all have asked in some fashion or other: What is the best project management tool?
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Topics: Workflow, Power BI, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Project
