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Microsoft’s new PowerApps just came out this week! PowerApps is an app for Windows 8 and up desktops, or mobile devices. It is also only for Office 365 customers. When you go to http://www.powerapps.com, you can request an invite, so that your Office 365 tenant will be allowed to use it. Here is the link to install it http://aka.ms/powerappsinstall This
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This is a very simple trick, and it can be done with any version of SharePoint such as 2007, 2010, or Office 365. I see a lot of companies send out newsletters to their employees, and sometimes they actually pay for services such as MailChimp or Constant Contact, in order to send out those newsletters. In this post, I’ll show
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Information Rights Management is being rolled out to Office 365 right now. I read about it here, and decided to go into my tenant and try it out. This is very exciting! What is Information Rights Management? The quick explanation is that it lets you have tighter control over what happens to your files (mostly just MS Office files) once
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Last month, our new book hit the shelves! It is called Using Microsoft InfoPath 2010 with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Step by Step. The book is geared toward beginners, and has very detailed instructions for all of the walk-through steps in the book. Even if you’re not a beginner, there are many tips and tricks that you’ll learn along the
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Before I was a SharePoint consultant, I was a server admin at a large hospital system. Here’s a quick synopsis of how I got started in SharePoint, and some ideas around ways to drive user adoption of SharePoint from an email perspective. I was an Exchange 5.5 and then Exchange 2000/2003 admin for about 9 years. I was on the
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Quick post. Back in November, I wrote this article for the BZ Media site called SPTechWeb. My article is about InfoPath and how awesome it is and why you should learn how to create forms with it. So, here’s the link to the article itself: InfoPath: An Important Skill to Have In the enterprise version of SharePoint 2010, InfoPath is
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Today when I tweeted about the ability in Word to visually compare multiple versions of a document, I was surprised at the number of people who weren’t aware of this feature. So, this post is a quick step-by-step on a couple of cool things you can do with SharePoint and Microsoft Word integration. Compare versions Built in site columns related
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