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Scaling Smarter with Copilot & SharePoint
Helping leaders and teams cut through the noise and make Microsoft 365 actually work for their business. I share - Strategic guidance on where Copilot delivers real value, SharePoint best practices for organising and governing content, plus Advisory insights that connect tools to business outcomes. Join thousands of CEOs, IT leaders, and professionals who are using these insights to work smarter, reduce complexity, and scale with confidence.
If you’ve been paying any attention to Copilot in SharePoint this month, you’ll have seen the new live-linked dashboards. That one’s had all the attention. Rightly so. Pointing Copilot at a Microsoft List and getting a live HTML dashboard back is a really big deal for anyone who’s ever had to rebuild an Excel export with charts and graphs or similar. But it’s not just the dashboards. There were 3 features in this drop, and they all stack. Let me walk you through them. 1. Live dashboards...
G'day, Most SharePoint problems aren't SharePoint problems. They're thinking problems. You see a business process and immediately reach for custom solutions. Power Automate flows. Third-party tools. Complex workflows that take weeks to build and months to maintain. It might surprise you, but SharePoint already handles A LOT of what you're trying to build. The problem is... Knowing what's already there. The Power Automate trap Many see a business process and immediately think "workflow."...
G'day there, I spent 55 minutes this week recording something I probably should have made years ago. It’s a masterclass on SharePoint document management. And before you roll your eyes and think “ugh, another boring SharePoint tutorial,” hear me out. This came about because I keep having the same conversation over and over again. Someone reaches out frustrated because their team treats SharePoint like a digital dumping ground. Files everywhere, nothing findable, everyone reverting back to...