While working with a client on their SPO implementation recently I stumbled upon a very odd issue. Although it is Microsoft so…. We migrated content and metadata from an older, on-premise DM to SPO. There were several fields in each … Continue reading →
Wow, so this is an interesting article. We run primarily on-prem for actual business production work and have a ton of connections and processes built around that instance. For me the big one is the update problem. We’ve had customers … Continue reading →
So while we’re on the topic of SharePoint (see Monday’s post) there are plenty of new functionality with SharePoint. Integration with Microsoft Lists and Forms seems to be a big one. What really interests me is the SharePoint Syntex functionality. … Continue reading →
While this is really an add for a specific app to perform migrations to SharePoint it is worth noting that these migration can be challenging at a minimum. They usually fall into one of two camps. The first are those … Continue reading →
Not only is the migration itself challenging as the old site may have numerous 3rd party add-ons and customized pages that SPO will not support. Couple this with the fact that Microsoft is sun-setting older style workflows and SP Designer … Continue reading →
By Kurt Mackie – Microsoft on Monday gave notice that it will be ending support this year for the “workflows” component of SharePoint 2010 Online, as well as deprecating that component for SharePoint 2013 Online. End of support means no new patches will … Continue reading →
Fortunately our clients using SharePoint 2010 are moving on to greener pastures with our help of course. This next article helps reinforce the need to proceed. The end-of-life of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 doesn’t have to throw an entire organization into … Continue reading →
By: Vergis Eva – SharePoint Hybrid Search – In recent years, it has been increasingly common for organizations to extend traditional Share-Point functionality to the Office-365 cloud. Although these SharePoint mortgage settings are more flexible and scalable than their counterparts, they have … Continue reading →
By David Roe – It is always hard to gauge who is using SharePoint, what they are using it for and what version they are using. Anything that is known about usage patterns, comes from third-party surveys as Microsoft has never … Continue reading →
Microsoft recently updated its SharePoint Server migration tool and issued an updated diagnostic tool for assessing SharePoint Server 2019 and SharePoint Server 2016 environments. Updated SharePoint Migration ToolOn the migration side, Microsoft last week announced that the SharePoint Migration Tool’s ability to … Continue reading →