Many of my clients still rely on highly unproductive processes for handling invoices. Large shared mailboxes are flooded daily with PDF files, which are manually processed by different employees. Today, there are far more efficient ways to handle this: with Document Intelligence and Logic Apps on Azure, invoice processing can be fully automated – from… Continue reading
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Transforming Digital Identity with SharePoint Online Tenant Rename
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, changes such as rebranding, mergers, acquisitions, and consolidations are commonplace. For organizations navigating these transitions, ensuring that their digital presence aligns with their new identity is crucial. Microsoft’s SharePoint Online Tenant Rename feature facilitates this by allowing organizations to update their SharePoint domain names to mirror their new brand… Continue reading
The Evolution of Microsoft Teams: Unveiling Shared Channels App Support
Microsoft Teams continues to break new ground with its latest enhancement: the ability for apps to flourish within Shared Channels. As of mid-October 2025, Teams users will experience a profound enhancement in collaborative potential, thanks to the integration of bots, tabs, and message extensions in these channels. This change is a response to user feedback… Continue reading
How to Create Your Own GPT Instance in Azure
AI is everywhere right now. It’s in your apps, in your meetings, possibly even in your fridge reminding you to buy more milk. But maybe you don’t want to pay for an expensive Copilot license, or you prefer something more customizable than the default Copilot Chat. Maybe you’d like to work with a GPT model… Continue reading
Assign graph permissions to managed identity
As an IT admin, you probably have more scripts than you have coffee mugs. And let’s face it—most of us have a lot of coffee mugs. Over time, our trusty PowerShell scripts have evolved from simple admin tools to complex automation beasts, running on everything from scheduled tasks to cloud-based services. But many admins are… Continue reading
Boosting Security: Sensitivity Labels for Microsoft Loop Components in Teams
In a digital era where information security is paramount, Microsoft is rolling out a new feature that promises to bolster data protection within Teams. Coming soon, Microsoft Loop components shared in Teams messages will be equipped with sensitivity labels. This enhancement enables users to classify and protect their content more effectively based on its sensitivity… Continue reading
Understanding Azure App Registrations and Enterprise Applications: A Practical Guide
There’s one topic in Azure I kept revisiting until it finally clicked: the relationship between App Registrations, Enterprise Applications, and how access to Microsoft 365 data works in the cloud. If you’re also trying to untangle this knot, don’t worry—you’re not alone. What helped me most was looking at the issue from different angles and… Continue reading
Classic Microsoft Teams will soon no longer work! Prepare for the Transition
Microsoft Teams has been a cornerstone for business communication across the globe. However, effective July 1, 2025, the classic Teams desktop application for both Mac and Windows will no longer be available. This major shift signals a new era in how organizations will interact with Teams. To ensure smooth operations, it’s crucial to transition to… Continue reading
Enhancing Collaboration: Google Workspace and Microsoft Teams Bidirectional Calendar Sync
In a significant boost to business productivity, companies using Google Workspace for their email and calendaring services can now enjoy seamless synchronization with Microsoft Teams. Thanks to bidirectional syncing available via the Admin app in Teams, your events will automatically reflect across both platforms, cutting down on missed meetings and simplifying your scheduling process. Going… Continue reading
Exciting Update: Enhanced Email Categorization in Microsoft Outlook for Windows
Streamlining your email organization is about to get easier with the new Microsoft Outlook for Windows desktop update. Soon, users will have the ability to swiftly categorize their emails using predefined shortcuts. This development aims to enhance productivity by delivering an efficient and organized email experience. Rollout Timeline The rollout will occur in two phases:… Continue reading