Category: Office 365 Groups
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Analyzing Updates for the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook Since June 2016
The Office 365 for IT Pros eBook has been extensively updated since its initial publication on June 1, 2016. This analysis shows the hot spots for change inside Office 365.
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Ignite done, now on to Connections!
The Microsoft Ignite 2016 conference is done and it’s time to get ready for IT/DEV Connections. In this post, I reflect on a busy week in Atlanta.
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IT/DEV Connections 2016 – Enterprise Collaboration Track
IT/DEV Connections 2016 is coming up in October and a great set of sessions will be delivered in the Enterprise Collaboration track covering Exchange and SharePoint on-premises, Office 365 from programming to implementation, and lots of ask the expert sessions.
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Updated version of the Outlook Groups apps available
Microsoft has released updated versions of the Outlook Groups apps. The apps don’t have anything much to do with Outlook but are named as such as to create an association with the brand. In reality, these apps are all about Office 365 Groups and allowing users mobile access to threaded…
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Controlling the creation of Office 365 Groups using an Azure Active Directory policy
This text is an extract from Chapter 9 from the eBook “Office 365 for IT Pros”. This is an example of how we incorporate new events quickly into the publishing process and make new content available to readers. In this case, the General Availability of Office 365 Planner (announced by Microsoft…
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Introducing Office 365 for IT Pros – third edition – now available
The writing team is delighted to announce the immediate availability of our new eBook “Office 365 for IT Pros – Third Edition” at ExchangeServerPro.com. The PDF (for PCs) and EPUB for many eReaders, including the iPad, are available now and the Amazon Kindle version is available for pre-order, with a…
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Exchange Unwashed Digest – December 2015
Another month (and year) has gone by but the posts keep on flowing in my Exchange Unwashed blog on WindowsITPro.com. Here’s what happened during December 2015. My two favorites are the posts that describe the Office 365 Group Connectors and asking the question whether Azure Active Directory is becoming the Achilles…
