New year, new and exciting developments in the Microsoft technosphere. Quite literally, if we were to list everything that’s going on in this space, you’d be reading it into next year. So, we’ve picked just a few of our favorite updates and announcements that are on the horizon…
As 2023 draws to a close we take a look back at all the highlights from our year including launching
We might be approaching the end of an eventful year but that doesn’t mean things are slowing down in the Microsoft technosphere. There’s been huge amounts of buzz around announcements at Microsoft Ignite, which took place in Seattle and online earlier this month, with Copilot unsurprisingly grabbing the headlines…
Experience the latest advancements from 365 EduCon in Seattle, where we dived deep into SharePoint, Microsoft Syntex, and more. Discover how our solutions like the Staff Directory app are innovating the SharePoint space. Get a sip of the best coffee places in town and learn why our Cloudwell cowbell is the talk of the event. Dive into insights from SharePoint giants like Mark Kashman, get M365 tips from Nate Chamberlain, and see what’s brewing in the Microsoft Loop app.
So, what’s on The Horizon this month? From Teams and Copilot message extensions and a handy Power Platform prompt library
It’s a fast-changing world out there. With new product launches, updates, and retirements on an almost daily basis, it can feel impossible to keep up.
In our new blog series, The Horizon, we’ll be sharing our favorite, mostly Microsoft-based news, information, tips, and announcements to help keep you in the loop.
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There’s no doubt that tools like Power Apps, Power Automate and the general rise in low-code, no-code development platforms have
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