As we start to move into a post-pandemic business world, remote work and collaboration are the new normal.

Topics: SharePoint, Microsoft Planner, OneNote, Microsoft Teams, Collaboration

Use this simple Flow as a template to create the document location for a record in Dynamics 365 or your custom Dataverse application.

Topics: SharePoint, Document Management System, Flow, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Platform, Dataverse

If you ever used the classic Wiki pages in SharePoint, there was a really cool feature that allowed users to link to pages that did not exist yet. In SharePoint Wikis, you could link to another page on your site using the double bracket syntax. Example:

Please go to the [[Announcements]] page.

Topics: SharePoint, SharePoint Intranet

Building a new intranet may seem daunting at first. Companies have many moving parts, and consolidating them into one intranet that is easily navigable for employees to quickly find what they need requires planning.

Even more, building an intranet that employees want to visit and use is also challenge. Maintenance and updates can become convoluted. Employees may not have proper training in its use. Admins may get confused in how the thing actually works. The list goes on. All of this leads to an intranet no one wants to visit or update.

But DO NOT WORRY. We have summarized all the considerations you should make while planning, building, and implementing your new intranet to ensure its success. 

Topics: SharePoint, Intranet, SharePoint Intranet, Corporate Intranet, SharePoint Intranets, Modernization, Hub Sites

As you may have read, SharePoint 2010 Workflows are being retired. With their focus on newer tools and technology like Power Automate, Microsoft is encouraging their users to follow suit and adopt these tools quickly. Their statement read:

Topics: SharePoint, Workflow, Flow, Power Automate, Modernization, SharePoint Workflows

Power Apps is an incredible tool allowing you to rapidly build low-code apps quickly and easily. In this demo, I will show you how to build an equipment tracking solution with SharePoint lists as a data source and a Power App user interface for ease of use on mobile devices.

Topics: SharePoint, data management, Power Apps, Power Platform

I’m going to keep this introduction short and sweet. If you are making the decision between Dynamics 365 and another software or are wondering how to leverage Dynamics 365 and the other Microsoft productivity tools, it is a no-brainer to use the integration between Office 365 and Dynamics 365. Here’s why:

Topics: SharePoint, Office 365, Outlook, Power BI, Business Intelligence, Dynamics 365, skype for business, PowerApps, OneDrive, AI, OneNote, Cortana, Dynamics 365 Integrations

 

With Microsoft Office 365 and PowerApps, there is no longer a reason to make your employees fill out a paper, PDF, or email template form.

There are 3 main reasons you should use PowerApps for your employees to fill out forms:

Topics: SharePoint, Forms, PowerApps

If you want to keep your company intranet from going stale, you can make the creation of content easy with Microsoft Flow.

Topics: SharePoint, Office 365, Microsoft, Flow

You’ve researched the benefits and decided it’s time to get down to brass tacks: What does a company intranet cost?

Topics: SharePoint, SharePoint Online, Corporate Intranet, Intranet Portal, SharePoint Intranets