Gamification of Teams Adoption with Teams, Flow, PowerBI and Forms
What if we could turn a list of use case tasks into a game, complete with a leader board, that an organization could use to help their users get excited about Teams? Here’s my idea of how that could be done with Teams, Flow, PowerBI and Forms.Using Teams & Flow in the Government Cloud: Planner Tasks from Channel Messages
"Picture it..." [using my best Sophia Petrillo Golden Girls voice impression :)].......You have a team that makes a lot of Planner tasks as part of their teamwork. While adding a Planner tab into the Team is a convenient 1-click way to access the team's Plan, what if I wanted an even more friction-less approach? And what if I wanted that same approach to even be able to create Tasks in a Plan outside my Team?Using Teams & Flow in the Government Cloud: Tracking End-User Video Training
In this article I thought I'd tackle the following idea: I have a series of training videos for my end users, and I want to track whether or not they've viewed the videos, perhaps as a way to assess completion so I can make them a nice "Congratulations!" certificate. 🙂 In this scenario, I'm trusting my users to tell the me truth (why wouldn't they?) and I don't need to integrate with any learning management systems. Just something simple. Also, I'd like for the data regarding submissions to be viewed in Teams by the staff responsible for managing the content. Let's take a look at one way to put this together quickly with SharePoint, Flow and TeamsThe basics of CMMC 2.0 and preparation recommendations
CMMC is intended to standardize and raise the bar for cyber security in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) using CMMC third-party assessment organizations (C3PAOs) and self-assessments to enforce security requirements. While more rules and refinement for CMMC 2.0 are to come, companies are preparing now and using CMMC 2.0 as a mechanism to help improve security. For companies that are pursuing CMMC, we see a variety of practices emerging to support a successful upcoming certification.Microsoft US Sovereign Cloud Myth Busters - A Single Domain Should Not Span Multiple Tenants
Many companies desire to have a single SMTP domain (e.g. @contoso.com) work for SMTP email addresses in multiple tenants. I will explain why this is a very unwise idea if the two tenants are cross-sovereign cloud (e.g. Commercial and GCC High).
