Rule of thumb for number of champions
Wondering if anyone uses or knows of a heuristic for determining the ideal number of champions for Teams adoption or any other app. I assume number of users would be the denominator. Maybe nuances like use cases and scenarios for Teams use come into play. Would appreciate any thoughts on this.Microsoft 365 Champions community call | October 2024 | AM
Get up-to-speed on the latest Microsoft Lists innovation and how it helps keep your sanity intact when tracking information. Be it in the early creation phase or in an ongoing flow of managing status and keeping everyone in sync - learn how to go from not-in-the-know to PRO! We'll cover updates and insights across the Lists app, mobile value, Power Platform integration, within Teams collab, and more. Expect lots of demos of the latest features grounded in scenarios that resonate with everyone. Plus, lots of time for Q&A throughout + updated roadmap info on what's coming next. Learn more about Microsoft Lists: https://aka.ms/MSLists. Host: Tiffany Lee Guests: Mark Kashman and Nate Tennant Moderator: Jessie Hwang Each call includes live Q&A, where you can ask questions about Microsoft 365. To ask questions during the call, post them via "Comments" on this page below. There, too, was the PM option: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallPM. Champions combine technical acumen with people skills to drive meaningful change. Join the Microsoft 365 Champion program today: https://aka.ms/M365Champions. Note: If you are unable to watch the recording on YouTube, try watching it here.Microsoft 365 Champions community call | October 2024 | PM
Get up-to-speed on the latest Microsoft Lists innovation and how it helps keep your sanity intact when tracking information. Be it in the early creation phase or in an ongoing flow of managing status and keeping everyone in sync - learn how to go from not-in-the-know to PRO! We'll cover updates and insights across the Lists app, mobile value, Power Platform integration, within Teams collab, and more. Expect lots of demos of the latest features grounded in scenarios that resonate with everyone. Plus, lots of time for Q&A throughout + updated roadmap info on what's coming next. Learn more about Microsoft Lists: https://aka.ms/MSLists. Host: Tiffany Lee Guests: Mark Kashman and Nate Tennant Moderator: Jessie Hwang Each call includes live Q&A, where you can ask questions about Microsoft 365. To ask questions during the call, post them via "Comments" on this page below. You can now review and engage within questions that were posted during the event; new comments are now off for this past event. Champions combine technical acumen with people skills to drive meaningful change. Join the Microsoft 365 Champion program today: https://aka.ms/M365Champions. Note: If you are unable to watch the recording on YouTube, try watching it here.Microsoft 365 Champions community call (Sept 2024 | AM): The latest updates in OneDrive for work
In this session, we’ll explore the latest developments in OneDrive with the introduction of Copilot, and the enhanced File Explorer experience in Windows, focusing on how it boosts productivity and promotes flexible work. We’ll delve into how OneDrive, combined with the AI-powered capabilities of Copilot, can revolutionize your work across all of Microsoft 365. We’ll also discuss the latest enhancements in Windows File Explorer, enhancing flexibility and adaptability to work the way you prefer. Discover how these technologies are shaping the future of flexible workspaces, fostering collaboration, and driving efficiency in various work environments. Host: Josh Leporati Guest: Irfan Shahdad Moderator: Jessie Hwang Each call includes live Q&A, where you can ask questions about Microsoft 365. To ask questions during the call, post them via Comments on this page: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallAM. There is another call happening at 5:05 PM PDT to allow attendees to join across time zones; learn more: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallPM. Join the Microsoft 365 Champion program today! Champions combine technical acumen with people skills to drive meaningful change. Join now: https://aka.ms/M365Champions. Note: If you are unable to watch the recording on YouTube, try watching it here.Microsoft 365 Champions community call (Sept 2024 | PM): The latest updates in OneDrive for work
In this session, we’ll explore the latest developments in OneDrive with the introduction of Copilot, and the enhanced File Explorer experience in Windows, focusing on how it boosts productivity and promotes flexible work. We’ll delve into how OneDrive, combined with the AI-powered capabilities of Copilot, can revolutionize your work across all of Microsoft 365. We’ll also discuss the latest enhancements in Windows File Explorer, enhancing flexibility and adaptability to work the way you prefer. Discover how these technologies are shaping the future of flexible workspaces, fostering collaboration, and driving efficiency in various work environments. Host: Josh Leporati Guest: Irfan Shahdad Moderator: Jessie Hwang Each call includes live Q&A, where you can ask questions about Microsoft 365. To ask questions during the call, post them via Comments on this page: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallAM. There is another call happening at 5:05 PM PDT to allow attendees to join across time zones; learn more: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallPM. Join the Microsoft 365 Champion program today! Champions combine technical acumen with people skills to drive meaningful change. Join now: https://aka.ms/M365Champions. Note: If you are unable to watch the recording on YouTube, try watching it here.
Champions Management Platform: valuable or too much manual work?
Hi everyone! I'm curious: are there people here that have implemented the CMP? I'm currently researching and writing a recommendation for our company about this. This far the information I can find is quite limited, I would love to hear more use cases from other companies. As far a I can tell from what I've found is that there's a lot of manual work for the Champions to put in and log their events/tournament progress. Which makes me doubt whether people would put in the effort to do this. I'd love to hear more about what other organizations are doing and how they're using this. Thanks in advance! Mandy
