Discover how Jay Leask turned a lively AI-ML User Group session into a dynamic conversation about Microsoft 365 Copilot. From rapid-fire demos to an AI-generated song, this blog captures the energy, creativity, and community spirit of the event. Includes slides, video, and a call to connect!
Jay has been frustrated by because he has not received calendar invitations, only seeing appointments appear on his calendar. He recently discovered the issue was due to a previously selected account delegation setting, which determines who receives invitations and meeting notices. Jay provides a step by step guide to setup a delegate and set this specific setting.
December 27, 2023, brought us another great #CollabTalk TweetJam. The topic, 2023 in Review and Future Predictions, brought hundreds of posts about AI, adoption, licensing, and more. This post brings together Jay's answers to the seven questions alongside a few of his favorite from around the community.
Information Governance and Records Management are far from easy tasks. During this month's #CollabTalk TweetJam the community experts tackled the subject and gave their thoughts on Microsoft's successes and missteps in the arena.
December 29th brought us another TweetJam. This month's topic brought together dozens of community champions to answer seven questions on Microsoft's business, Microsoft's technology, and the Microsoft Community.
First of all, I can't believe I haven't blogged since February. I'm sorry. I mean, hopefully it only effects me, but I have so much I want to document and I keep not having time. New role, new team, new skills. Too hard to keep on top. Thanks to Christian for the excuse to easily pull together a blog based on these amazing #TweetJams
Catching up a little, below is not only the February content but a little spillover from January ... but we'll still say it's the Feb role call. It's actually been…
On January 25, 2022, Christian Buckley hosted the M365 community's monthly TweetJam, this time with a focus on Objectives, Key Results (OKR), and the Employee Experience (EXP). Unfortunately, I was…
Did you know you could build tables in OneNote? It's actually fairly straightforward. Now, Tables aren't particularly strong in OneNote, but this is a note-taking program, not a project management tool. #OdeToOneNote
The Search is BEAUTIFUL OK - this one is going to take a couple screenshots. First of all, the search is REALLY GOOD for a simple page database. Like, really…