Category Archives: Microsoft Graph

The Mysterious Files Folder and its Importance to Office 365 Apps

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Many differences exist between the on-premises and cloud worlds. The Files folder is one of Office 365’s unique features. The folder exists in user mailboxes to hold information about “file-oriented experiences.” As it turns out, apps like Delve, SharePoint, and Office 365 Groups like to display file information to users, but they need a fast and efficient way to get to that data. Files is the answer!

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Hands-On With Cloud Clipboard Prototype in Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17004

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Microsoft’s cloud-powered clipboard – originally slated for Windows 10 Fall Creators Update – has finally materialized in a preview build of Windows 10 “Redstone 4”.

Well, sort of.

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Microsoft Workplace Analytics helps managers understand worker productivity

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 Microsoft has long held that the Microsoft Graph — the data it collects as a byproduct of people simply using their online tools — provides a wealth of information that companies can use to understand their workers better. Today, the company announced general availability of Workplace Analytics, which has been designed to give managers and executives a broad understanding of… Read More Continue reading Microsoft Workplace Analytics helps managers understand worker productivity→

Version 2 of the Azure Active Directory PowerShell Module is Generally Available – But be Careful

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Managing Azure Active Directory using PowerShell is a pretty common technique for Office 365 administrators to master. Many scripts to automate administrative processes have been written to leverage the -Msol* cmdlets included in version one of the Azure Active Directory PowerShell module. Version 2 of the module is now generally available, which is good, but be careful because scripts need to be updated before you can use the new module.

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Delve Analytics: Big Brother or Fitbit for the Enterprise?

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Let’s face it–we all are presented with challenges within the workplace to maintain effectiveness and efficiency. Within a typical work week, it can become extremely difficult to carve out enough time free of meetings or distractions to focus on key d… Continue reading Delve Analytics: Big Brother or Fitbit for the Enterprise?→