On the show this week, Microsoft has just finished their big Microsoft Partner and MVP airlift for Microsoft 365 technologies, so as the year ends, there are fewer announcements. So, it's a shorter episode this week for news - which means we have time to ask the big questions and go into a deep dive on the podcast.
Ten years ago, Microsoft bought Yammer to get into the world of enterprise social networking. It was a big thing at the time, but less so now, and Yammer's role inside Microsoft 365 is uncertain in the minds of many. Those who like Yammer get value from its use, but it does seem that Yammer has been left behind by apps like Teams.
Ten years after its launch, backing up Office 365 data is more difficult than ever before. Apps are more complex and interconnected and APIs aren't available. What should an Office 365 administrator do to protect tenant data. Here's some thoughts on the challenges and why Microsoft needs to do more to help in this space.
Launched on June 28, 2011, Office 365 is ten years old. The effect of Microsoft's cloud office system has been profound on corporate IT. In this article, we reflect on some of the major developments relating to Office 365 since 2011.
In the first episode of the new year, Steve runs through some of the announcements that will take effect in January 2020, and examines the roadmap.
As we grow ever-closer to the end of 2019, Steve reflects back on some of the biggest announcements of the year, and predictions for the future.
Teams is the default answer to many Office 365 collaboration questions, here are 5 reasons why Yammer is a worthy choice for organization-wide discussion.
New and changed features in Office 365 during April 2017 for IT pros to stay up to date with.
New and changed features in Office 365 during February 2017 for IT pros to stay up to date with.
