Adaptive scopes are a new way to target locations for Microsoft 365 retention policies. Previously, we covered how to use scopes to find users and groups. Now, we move to describe how to use adaptive scopes to find SharePoint Online sites and OneDrive for Business accounts. The process is not quite as easy as it is to create scopes for users and groups, but once you understand how to add custom properties to sites, you’re home free and easy. That is, if you have the necessary Office 365 E5 licenses to use adaptive scopes…
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Ignite 2021 is Next Week. Here’s What I Anticipate for Microsoft 365
Microsoft Ignite 2021 happens (virtually) on Nov 2-4. There are tons of sessions scheduled and in this post we consider some important Microsoft 365 topics that we hope Microsoft will cover to help technologists plan tenant development over the coming year. Above all, we’re looking forward to being able to attend conferences like Ignite in person so that we can learn from experts from inside and outside Microsoft.
The Three Keys to a Successful OneDrive and SharePoint Migration
Migrating from file shares to OneDrive and SharePoint can seem like a daunting task, but with proper planning and communication, your project can be a resounding success for both the migration team and business users. The key is to concentrate on three core pillars: cleanup, organization and migration.
Attend TEC 2021 and Learn from the Very Best
TEC 2021, The Experts Conference, takes place as a virtual event on September 1-2. In this article, Tony selects his favorite sessions from the event agenda. This isn’t to say that the other sessions are no good. Everyone’s got their own favorite topics and there are many other TEC 2021 sessions covering other topics which will make others very happy.
Microsoft Makes Teams Multi-Geo
At the Ignite 2021 event, Microsoft announced that Teams will have multi-geo capabilities later this year. The same $2/user/month uplift as used for other multi-geo workloads applies to Teams. The announcement is not unexpected. Teams consumes services from Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft 365 Groups, all of which are already multi-geo capable.