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Office 365 : Topic : Security & Compliance (Series 2)
Office 365 : Topic : Security & Compliance (Series 2) 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

Understanding different categories available to secure Office 365 services and data: This section explains the different categories available to you to secure Office 365 services and data. 1. Managing Alerts You can access the alerts section from the LHS panel available in the Office Security & Compliance widget as shown in the figure below. Using…

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Office 365- Security & Compliance (Series 1)
Office 365- Security & Compliance (Series 1) 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

In today’s electronic world, it is imperative to manage information in a secure way. This blog is a first of its series for IT managers who want to cover the basics of Office 365 security and governance. This blog will help you secure your Office 365 platform and give you a quick score on your…

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External Sharing and Collaboration on SharePoint and OneDrive
External Sharing and Collaboration on SharePoint and OneDrive 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

We all know that OneDrive and SharePoint provide a rich set of solutions for collaborating with users both inside and outside of your organization. External Sharing in SharePoint: – SharePoint Online has external sharing settings at both the organization level and the site level (previously called the “site collection” level). There are basically 4 ways…

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Features of Modern UI that you will miss in Classic UI
Features of Modern UI that you will miss in Classic UI 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

Introduction:- In this article, we will see the features of modern SharePoint that are not there in classic SharePoint experience. Modern SharePoint is whole new user experience. It’s more than a fresh look, it’s designed from the ground up to work on mobile devices, and it addresses dozens of usability issues. Lists and Libraries have…

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Getting started with Office 365: Forms, Flow and PowerApps
Getting started with Office 365: Forms, Flow and PowerApps 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

In this article, we will see the power of Office 365. We will see how we can leverage the capabilities of power of Microsoft Forms, SharePoint Online, PowerApps and Flows. Each of these are considered as separate products under one hood i.e. Office 365. So let’s get started:- 1) Microsoft Forms With Microsoft Forms, you…

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How to Create a User-friendly SharePoint View with PowerApps
How to Create a User-friendly SharePoint View with PowerApps 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

PowerApps is one of the innovative features of the Office 365 environment that allows users to create, connect and share business apps with their teams. Also, it uses minimal/no-code app building mechanisms for the adjacent Office 365 offerings like SharePoint, Dynamics, etc. With the help of PowerApps, you can access these applications, forms, or views…

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All About Office 365 Groups
All About Office 365 Groups 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

Office 365 Groups allow users to collaborate through shared emails, conversations, files, teams and so on. Groups can be created from different Microsoft tools including Outlook, Teams, Yammer, SharePoint site collection. This facility provides a different set of features depending on the tool that is used to create a group. With Office 365 Group, Exchange…

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Office 365 Power Apps for creating a purchasing Mobile App
Office 365 Power Apps for creating a purchasing Mobile App 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

Guys Microsoft has been slowly but steadily improving Power apps & Microsoft Flow applications over the past 2 years. Recently they have released Rules for Power App. I have created an end to end basic power app for managing purchase orders and below is the video.  

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Finding the application pool for a SharePoint web application
Finding the application pool for a SharePoint web application 150 150 Sameer Mohammed

Found this awesome Blog! http://www.sharepointchick.com/archive/2011/10/29/finding-the-application-pool-account-for-a-web-application.aspx

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XSLTListview VS DataFormWebpart
XSLTListview VS DataFormWebpart Sameer Mohammed

Applies to SharePoint 2013 XSLTListview webpart was release with SharePoint 2010 to replace the Listview webpart which was used to display the list data in SharePoint 2007. It uses XSL and users can customize a lot of the XSLT and modify the look feel functionality which the listview webpart could not do. XSLTListview webpart works…

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