Many organisations are planning to move their workloads to Office 365, and as part of that, to use SharePoint Online as their collaboration platform. In the latest Collab365 Live Show, Andy Talbot and Nick Brattoli talk to Dux Raymond Sy (CTO, AvePoint) about how he approaches migration projects, and they review some of the tools
Show hosts, Andy Talbot and Nick Brattoli, are joined by none other than Dux Raymond Sy, CTO of Avepoint, to discuss Best Practices for implementing a compliant migration to Office 365 (from On Premises). By watching this session you will learn: The best way to plan / size for the migration. How to classify, cleanse & tag your
First let’s say it outright … there is no Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2016 or SharePoint Designer 2019, however, there is a SharePoint Designer for 2013 that’s still supported. And, here’s the cool thing … Did you know you can use SharePoint Designer 2013 to customise the following? SharePoint 2013 On-premises SharePoint 2016 On-premises SharePoint 2019 On-premises,
In this blog, we’ll see how an alerting message can be sent to Microsoft Teams when a user creates a new item in a SharePoint list. The post assumes that you have a general knowledge on Microsoft Teams and understand the concept of Teams and Channels. We also use Microsoft Flow to hook it all together.
Prime is an Intranet-in-a-box solution that provides great looking, fully mobile, user friendly Intranets that engages employees and increases adoption rates. It even integrates seamlessly with SharePoint/Office 365 and any existing processes to address any major gaps in your current Intranet’s features. And the best part of all… no coding is required.
Have you ever wanted an easy way to make an internal announcement to your staff? Do you need the announcement to expire after a certain date? (There’s no point telling staff about the Christmas party in January!) Would you like your announcements to appear in prominent places, such as your Intranet home page? If you answered
Check out this amazing article from Nick Brattoli, who gives a great insight into everything you need to think about when deciding if SharePoint Hybrid is something you should consider. The article also covers the main issues you should think about if you are considering to go 100% on-premises or fully into Office 365.
In this post, we will see how to add a client side web part programmatically to a page. Here in the example, I have used the javascript (from msdn) and modified to use the client side web part manifest details. ClientSideWebPart Manifest: <webParts> <webPart xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/WebPart/v3″> <metaData> <type name=”Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.ClientSideWebPart, Microsoft.SharePoint, Version=16.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c” /> <importErrorMessage>Cannot import
In every business or organization we have to collaborate with external users. These external users can be your clients, vendors or customers and it’s normally the case that you have to enable ‘access’ and ‘sharing’ in order for them to collaborate in an effective way. SharePoint Online (part of the Office 365 family) has a feature
In this post, Jasjit Chopra shows you how to go from simple type form data to a secured SharePoint list in less than 20 minutes! Imagine you have a form hosted on an internet site (perhaps a registration form) that’s completely separate to SharePoint. Here’s the scenario: – The people who you want to fill
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