G'day there friend, I just hitched the Caravan up this afternoon turned left and headed west. So, I am writing this sitting in the van⛺. Time for a different work location or a few days. What's inside today's edition?
Why are you still wasting time trying to scroll and find documents in your libraries!Many people struggle to efficiently locate specific documents within their vast SharePoint libraries, leading to wasted time and frustration. Let's face it, we have all been there. This problem is exacerbated when relying solely on keyword searches, which often yield imprecise results. Microsoft Syntex addresses this issue by allowing you to perform precise metadata-based queries, enabling faster and more accurate document retrieval. By leveraging various metadata fields such as text, date, user, and file type, Syntex ensures that users can quickly find exactly what they need, thus enhancing productivity and reducing search-related inefficiencies. ​I just published a video showing how this works. Watch it here.​ You can also come and join the conversation on LinkedIn about the topic. Would love to see you in the comments.
What role do Sensitivity Labels play and why they are important when planning a Copilot implementation?I published an article on LinkedIn a few days ago that seemed to really hit the mark. So many of you and the community gave such a positive response. If you have not seen it, I would love for you to head over and read the full article. Data security and compliance are now crucial for all organizations. Microsoft 365’s Sensitivity Labels allow you to classify and protect data based on its sensitivity, ensuring that sensitive information is adequately protected. The integration of Sensitivity Labels with Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 enhances data protection and compliance by maintaining the sensitivity of data in AI-driven interactions, enforcing user permissions, and ensuring consistent compliance with data security policies. Key takeaways:
Read the full article over on LinkedIn. Again, would love to see you in the comments. Hope today's edition brought you value, and the new improved format is resonating. PS: Next up I have an AMA for you where I answer 3 of your questions. If you want a topic covered hit the reply button, or jump in the comments on LinkedIn. ​ |
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G'day there friend, been a minute I know, but I think that you will really get something from this edition of the newsletter. I have 3 things for you today. What's inside today's edition? SharePoint Site Columns vs List Columns Learn about 4 parts of a SharePoint Page that you should know and a bonus that I just released.... How SharePoint Video Pages can help with Internal Communications Build a robust knowledge base in SharePoint. SharePoint wasn’t built for creating knowledge bases and...