In the previous posts in this series, Actionable Messages were introduced and I walked through an implementation of them for gathering feedback from users. Users would receive an actionable email in which they could express their satisfaction about the handling of a support incident. In this post we'll add the…
As an introduction to my post Collect feedback with Actionable emails within Office365 I will provide some background to the ideas behind the article. NB: Follow the link to the article if you just want to get to the work instruction on how to get users to give feedback directly…
Time for another quick and dirty blogpost (EDIT: It turned out to be pretty huge :-)). I hope to be expanding this scenario later, but for now I just wanted to get it out there. Consider a scenario such as the following: An end-user of one of your IT systems…
Here's my recap of the Day 2 Microsoft Build Keynote made with mainly screenshots and captions. Adaptive cards and extended Microsoft Teams experience were the coolest things in my opinion. Excel JavaScript functions could become a huge thing, for better or worse. Joe Belfiore Timeline in april win10 update Will…
I was lucky enough to be one of the many to visit the poor man's Build conference: Watching the live stream from my couch! This post shows the main take aways in approx. 40 pictures with some comments to clarify matters. Enjoy! Satya Nadella Keynote Day 1 Opportunity & Responsibility…
I'd like to share a short post on this thing I made: a screenreader for SharePoint. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE9CzuWchCg What you're seeing is a standard Communication site in SharePoint on which I deployed a JavaScript component that reads aloud any page in your site, automatically or…
Perhaps I'm late to the party but only just discovered the cool things you can do with a style transfer algorithm which you can try out on https://deepart.io/ and http://ostagram.ru. Here's an example: This is my dog after style transfer After doing some googling it turns…
Here's a quick instruction on how to run a PowerShell script in Azure Automation on a SharePoint site. Bonus: use the new preview action in Microsoft Flow to call the script. Use case If you need to change some settings on a SharePoint site it's easy to do this with…
In this post I will (concisely :-) describe how to send a mail to a SharePoint user from Microsoft Flow in case the standard MS Flow send mail action doesn't work for you. This can happen if you don't use Exchange Online yet. Not a very normal case probably, but…
What if you had a SharePoint list and you trigger a Microsoft Flow when an item is created in the list. This might happen hundreds or thousands of times a day/week. But how do you find out if the Flow did what it had to when it ran on…