One of the challenges that comes with a corporate rollout of SharePoint is the need to establish a set of in-house standards. SharePoint is a very flexible and open-ended tool, so the development of a standards document is especially important. Without corporate level SharePoint standards, individual teams and site owners tend to set their own
Microsoft Flow is a cloud based workflow system. It can connect and work with many systems including SharePoint Online. Microsoft Flow is also designed as a no-code based system suitable for use by power users, business analysts, and others. It allows for the creation of custom approval workflows, notifications, and the automation of other tasks
Microsoft Flow is a cloud based workflow system that can be used with SharePoint Online. While Flow is continuing to add new features and capabilities, many organizations will continue to leverage SharePoint Designer based workflows with SharePoint Online for some time to come. This post covers a technique for calling a Flow from a SharePoint
The term sentiment analysis refers to the ability to look at a string of text such as a comment, and determine whether that comment is positive, negative or neutral. In some cases such as surveys you are able to design structured questions (on a scale of 1 to 10 choose how much you enjoy this
As part of planning a rollout of Office 365 to your organization you should decide which Office 365 products you will be part of your service offering. When you sign up for Office 365 you will select a plan such as E1 or E3. If you assign one of these licenses to a user in
In SharePoint Online you will find two styles of SharePoint pages: classic and modern. Classic pages are the standard SharePoint pages we have known for many years. Modern pages are the new responsive design and it’s clear that modern pages are the future direction for SharePoint. Modern pages are built on the new SharePoint Framework
