Recently I published a blog article where I describe a way how to create your own Teams Inventory with native M365 features: https://blog.thinformatics.com/2023/02/how-to-build-a-simple-teams-inventory. Today I share an example of implementing Teams membership join requests into this solution. The users of your Teams Inventory will be able to request the membership of every listed Team afterward.… Weiterlesen Teams Inventory – Implement Membership Requests
If you’re reading this article then you might have the same need as me. I want to be able to check out which Microsoft Teams exist in my organization. I want to know it because: I’m an interested co-worker and want to be able to join Teams that handle topics that are also relevant to… Weiterlesen How to build a simple Teams Inventory
Version 2.0 „Your Day Summary“ für alle die gerne die neuste Version haben wollen, einmal hier der Link zum Download/GitHub:thinformatics/DaySummary: PowerAutomate | Flow | ChristianReetz (github.com) Was ist neu? Ohne viel Umschweife, der größte Teil des Update macht das neue Design aus.Letzteres ist auch für alle interessant, die eine E-Mail versenden wollen die (responsive) auch… Weiterlesen Update: Power Automate: Dein „Day Summary“-Flow
Update: siehe das Update zu diesem Beitrag: https://blog.thinformatics.com/?p=1757 Viele von euch kennen sicherlich den Viva Insights Report denn ihr wöchentlich bekommt.Die Ansätze fand ich schon immer sehr Interessant (Achtsamkeit, Chat und Terminverhalten/verhältnis, etc.) , die Idee für diesen Report kam hingegen aus der schlichten Frage „Was hab ich eigentlich gestern getan“ 🙂 Zusammen mit einem… Weiterlesen Power Automate: Dein „Day Summary“-Flow
This is the last article of my Exchange Online PST Migration automation approach. In the first parts we’ve reported the Mailbox Configuration, exported the mailbox content to PST’s, uploaded the PST’s and imported them into the destination mailboxes. So, the content migration is done now. Now, as a final step, I will show you a… Weiterlesen Tenant-to-Tenant – PST based Exchange Migration automation approach – Part V
This is the fourth article from a series in which I show a way how to use a pst based approach for a Tenant-to-Tenant Exchange Online migration. In the last article, we prepared the import Job by uploading masses of PST’s to an Azure Container. Today I will share how to import the PST Files… Weiterlesen Tenant-to-Tenant – PST based Exchange Migration automation approach – Part IV
This is part III of the blog series which describes how you can use PST Import and Export Methods for an Exchange Online Migration. In the last both parts ( Part I, Part II ) I described how to export Mailbox settings and content. Today I will describe how you can use PowerShell and azcopy… Weiterlesen Tenant-to-Tenant – PST based Exchange Migration automation approach – Part III
In Part I of this series (Tenant-to-Tenant – PST Exchange Migration automation approach – Part I – thinformatics blog) I’ve described how to prepare a PST-based migration by exporting mailbox settings into XML files. The next task is to export PST’s from the source. In our case, I’m talking about an Exchange Tenant-to-Tenant migration. So… Weiterlesen Tenant-to-Tenant – PST based Exchange Migration automation approach – Part II
Inspired by the article „Exchange Online Tenant to Tenant migration with free Microsoft methods!“ by Alexander Holmset I’ve decided to write this article as a kind of addition to the explained Exchange Content Migration Method. Even though I think that an Exchange migration using the preview Method Cross-tenant mailbox migration – Microsoft 365 Enterprise |… Weiterlesen Tenant-to-Tenant – PST based Exchange Migration automation approach – Part I
In der Session Microsoft To Do is good for your mental health! teilte Al Eardley im Rahmen der Microsoft Ignite wie die Nutzung von Microsoft To Do uns helfen kann, Stress, der durch die Flut anfallender Aufgaben im Arbeitsalltag entsteht, zu reduzieren. Mit Blick auf meine Tätigkeit im Bereich Change und Adoption ist insbesondere spannend, wie die Verbindung… Weiterlesen Ignite Impressionen: Summary und persönliches Fazit zur Session „Microsoft To Do is good for your mental health!“
