Your successful migration to SharePoint 2016 takes three actions: analysis, optimization and planning. It also takes a lot of questions that require answers. What do you have? What do you move? What do you archive? What problems might occur? What do users expect? From identifying content sprawl, deciding what to archive, understanding potential security risks, ending performance issues and creating an environment that meets end-user expectations, requires many questions that need good answers. In this session, you’ll learn what to ask and how to find answers: Understand your current environment
Maximizing SharePoint 2016 features
Accurately plan your migration
Reduce risk in your SharePoint migration
With SP2016, IT Pros face the question - Where does my content belong, Azure, O365, or on-premises?
We will examine a real-life scenario where an organization divided content across O365/SP2013 workloads, and how SP2016’s search, profile, and team sites could be used.
From business stakeholders, power users, to IT Pros, this session will examine key considerations and technology that apply to setting up a hybrid Azure, SP2016/O365 environment.
Key benefits of attending your webinar?
- Overview of Hybrid SharePoint 2016 Features
- Understanding what hybrid choices are available in 2016 (the year)
- Learn a practical approach to dividing content
5 Tips to Optimize SharePoint While Preparing for HybridAdam Levithan
For organizations planning to migrate to a hybrid deployment of the their SharePoint and Office 365 infrastructure, optimizing their current SharePoint is a crucial step in reducing the amount of work required for a successful migration, increase end-user performance and decrease the risk of an unsuccessful migration.
Join Metalogix SharePoint expert Adam Levithan on March 17, 2016 for 5 Tips to Optimize SharePoint While Preparing for a Hybrid Deployment, a comprehensive live webinar where he unveils the top five optimizations that organizations need to consider before they plan to move to a SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint 2016 hybrid deployment.
Key takeaways
Such optimizations will help SharePoint Admins and IT professionals:
Provide the best end-user experience,
Gain early warnings as performance issues are developing
Obtain better insight into the interdependency between SharePoint infrastructure and applications
With the upcoming release of SharePoint 2016, hybrid deployments are quickly becoming the new standard for SharePoint deployments. Adam's help increased the success of several companies migrating to hybrid deployments and will be happy to share his insights, experience and solutions with attendees.
SharePoint Online vs. On-Premise document compares Microsoft SharePoint Online to an on-premise SharePoint implementation. Some key differences include SharePoint Online having higher security but more limited customization options compared to on-premise which has more robust features but requires managing security. Migrating to SharePoint Online can provide cost savings on licensing and infrastructure but requires planning to address limitations in areas like search and administration interfaces. The document provides considerations for law firms evaluating moving to SharePoint Online.
This document discusses best practices for successful SharePoint migrations. It begins by introducing the presenters and their experience. It then discusses common reasons why migrations fail, such as not properly scoping the effort, lack of stakeholder buy-in, and failing to budget for all activities. The document outlines a five step strategy for successful migrations: 1) conducting an audit and inventory of the current environment, 2) cleaning up content, 3) choosing a migration approach, 4) redesigning the information architecture, and 5) creating a realistic schedule that accounts for dependencies and risks. It emphasizes testing migrations, getting stakeholder buy-in, and being realistic about timelines to help ensure migrations are completed on budget and on time.
SharePoint 2016 Migration Success Takes Three StepsAdam Levithan
Your successful migration to SharePoint 2016 takes three actions: analysis, optimization and planning.
It also takes a lot of questions that require answers. What do you have? What do you move? What do you archive? What problems might occur? What do users expect? From identifying content sprawl, deciding what to archive, understanding potential security risks, ending performance issues and creating an environment that meets end-user expectations, requires many questions that need good answers.
In this session, you’ll learn what to ask and how to find answers: Understand your current environment
Maximizing SharePoint 2016 features
Accurately plan your migration
Reduce risk in your SharePoint migration
This document provides instructions for migrating from SharePoint 2013 to SharePoint 2016 using the database attach method. It details backing up the SharePoint 2013 database, restoring it on the SharePoint 2016 server, creating a new web application and removing the out of box database, and using Mount-SPContentDatabase to upgrade the database schema and attach it to the web application. Nine site collections hosted on a single database on a SharePoint 2013 single server farm are migrated to a SharePoint 2016 single server farm this way.
SharePoint Online (365) vs SharePoint On-PremisesLior Zamir
The document compares SharePoint Online (365) and SharePoint On-Premises. It outlines some key differences in their capabilities, pros and cons. Specifically, it discusses differences in site access, file sharing limits, integration with Office apps, and SharePoint Online providing more frequent feature updates and mobile access compared to the on-premises version. The goal is to help choose the right SharePoint platform for building sites and teams.
This year will see another major evolution in the SharePoint on premise world - the release of SharePoint 2016! Microsoft currently has their second public beta available for download. As we work with that beta we anxiously await the product’s official final release towards the end of first-half 2016. Between now and then there is a lot to learn about what’s new and what’s changed in SharePoint 2016.
SharePoint 2016 enables great hybrid scenarios, providing for more and better integration with cloud services like Office 365. It provides significant security and compliance enhancements, and removes some of the limitations we’ve had to deal with in the past. This session will provide an overview of these great new capabilities and more about what’s new in SharePoint 2016.
With SP2016, IT Pros face the question - Where does my content belong, Azure, O365, or on-premises?
We will examine a real-life scenario where an organization divided content across O365/SP2013 workloads, and how SP2016’s search, profile, and team sites could be used.
From business stakeholders, power users, to IT Pros, this session will examine key considerations and technology that apply to setting up a hybrid Azure, SP2016/O365 environment.
Key benefits of attending your webinar?
- Overview of Hybrid SharePoint 2016 Features
- Understanding what hybrid choices are available in 2016 (the year)
- Learn a practical approach to dividing content
5 Tips to Optimize SharePoint While Preparing for HybridAdam Levithan
For organizations planning to migrate to a hybrid deployment of the their SharePoint and Office 365 infrastructure, optimizing their current SharePoint is a crucial step in reducing the amount of work required for a successful migration, increase end-user performance and decrease the risk of an unsuccessful migration.
Join Metalogix SharePoint expert Adam Levithan on March 17, 2016 for 5 Tips to Optimize SharePoint While Preparing for a Hybrid Deployment, a comprehensive live webinar where he unveils the top five optimizations that organizations need to consider before they plan to move to a SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint 2016 hybrid deployment.
Key takeaways
Such optimizations will help SharePoint Admins and IT professionals:
Provide the best end-user experience,
Gain early warnings as performance issues are developing
Obtain better insight into the interdependency between SharePoint infrastructure and applications
With the upcoming release of SharePoint 2016, hybrid deployments are quickly becoming the new standard for SharePoint deployments. Adam's help increased the success of several companies migrating to hybrid deployments and will be happy to share his insights, experience and solutions with attendees.
SharePoint Online vs. On-Premise document compares Microsoft SharePoint Online to an on-premise SharePoint implementation. Some key differences include SharePoint Online having higher security but more limited customization options compared to on-premise which has more robust features but requires managing security. Migrating to SharePoint Online can provide cost savings on licensing and infrastructure but requires planning to address limitations in areas like search and administration interfaces. The document provides considerations for law firms evaluating moving to SharePoint Online.
This document discusses best practices for successful SharePoint migrations. It begins by introducing the presenters and their experience. It then discusses common reasons why migrations fail, such as not properly scoping the effort, lack of stakeholder buy-in, and failing to budget for all activities. The document outlines a five step strategy for successful migrations: 1) conducting an audit and inventory of the current environment, 2) cleaning up content, 3) choosing a migration approach, 4) redesigning the information architecture, and 5) creating a realistic schedule that accounts for dependencies and risks. It emphasizes testing migrations, getting stakeholder buy-in, and being realistic about timelines to help ensure migrations are completed on budget and on time.
SharePoint 2016 Migration Success Takes Three StepsAdam Levithan
Your successful migration to SharePoint 2016 takes three actions: analysis, optimization and planning.
It also takes a lot of questions that require answers. What do you have? What do you move? What do you archive? What problems might occur? What do users expect? From identifying content sprawl, deciding what to archive, understanding potential security risks, ending performance issues and creating an environment that meets end-user expectations, requires many questions that need good answers.
In this session, you’ll learn what to ask and how to find answers: Understand your current environment
Maximizing SharePoint 2016 features
Accurately plan your migration
Reduce risk in your SharePoint migration
This document provides instructions for migrating from SharePoint 2013 to SharePoint 2016 using the database attach method. It details backing up the SharePoint 2013 database, restoring it on the SharePoint 2016 server, creating a new web application and removing the out of box database, and using Mount-SPContentDatabase to upgrade the database schema and attach it to the web application. Nine site collections hosted on a single database on a SharePoint 2013 single server farm are migrated to a SharePoint 2016 single server farm this way.
SharePoint Online (365) vs SharePoint On-PremisesLior Zamir
The document compares SharePoint Online (365) and SharePoint On-Premises. It outlines some key differences in their capabilities, pros and cons. Specifically, it discusses differences in site access, file sharing limits, integration with Office apps, and SharePoint Online providing more frequent feature updates and mobile access compared to the on-premises version. The goal is to help choose the right SharePoint platform for building sites and teams.
This year will see another major evolution in the SharePoint on premise world - the release of SharePoint 2016! Microsoft currently has their second public beta available for download. As we work with that beta we anxiously await the product’s official final release towards the end of first-half 2016. Between now and then there is a lot to learn about what’s new and what’s changed in SharePoint 2016.
SharePoint 2016 enables great hybrid scenarios, providing for more and better integration with cloud services like Office 365. It provides significant security and compliance enhancements, and removes some of the limitations we’ve had to deal with in the past. This session will provide an overview of these great new capabilities and more about what’s new in SharePoint 2016.
SharePoint 2013 on-premise vs Office 365 Online comparedNagaraj Yerram
This document compares SharePoint 2013 on-premise vs Office 365 options. It provides an overview of key features such as infrastructure, availability, authentication, customization options, costs, security, and storage capabilities. Pros and cons of each option are outlined. While the cloud version is missing some advanced features, the gap has narrowed significantly. The document summarizes that both options have advantages and disadvantages depending on an organization's needs and resources.
SharePoint Saturday Toronto 2015 - Inside the mind of a SharePoint ArchitectNoorez Khamis
This document contains the speaker bio and presentation for Noorez Khamis on the topic of SharePoint architecture best practices. The speaker is a SharePoint architect with over 14 years of experience designing and implementing SharePoint solutions. The presentation covers a wide range of architectural topics for SharePoint including hardware requirements, deployment models, scaling, security, services, and tools like PowerShell. It provides guidance on choosing the right approach for various scenarios.
ESPC14 - T23 - SharePoint Online vs On-Premises vs Hosted - Making the Right ...Rene Modery
You're planning to implement SharePoint, but do you need to host it in-house, or is a move to the cloud a valid option? Is an on-premises SharePoint farm a better choice than SharePoint Online? Or should you host SharePoint somewhere else in the cloud, for example on Azure? This session will give you an overview of your options, their respective benefits and drawbacks, and will show you how you can make an informed decision on which platform to choose.
SharePoint Saturday Paris 2015 Validating SharePoint 2013 Farm Before Go-LiveChirag Patel
You are at a mercy of your IT service provider who has delivered SharePoint to your organisation and you are ready to go live... but your newly appointed SharePoint expert has found plethora of issues!
This session focuses on real world scenario on what went wrong and the steps SharePoint expert recommended and actioned to bring the project back on track to drive the replacement of fileshare with SharePoint 2013 and paving the way for better end user adoption.
This presentation provides you an overview of the new features in the product. In this deck, I review, what’s new, what changed and improved and how you can align your organization to be ready for the next wave.
Is Yammer the Answer to Your Social Strategy: Why use Newsfeeds instead of e-...Adam Levithan
This document summarizes a webinar about using a newsfeed instead of email for collaboration. It discusses the collaboration spectrum and different tools available, from email to social networks. It covers key considerations for using newsfeeds like community management and building ROI. The webinar advocates applying social strategies like organizing around business processes and provides examples of roadmaps for vendors like SharePoint.
Office 365 for Business Demystified for the average Technology and Business P...Noorez Khamis
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the big push to move to the Office365 cloud? Are you just not up to speed on the major features, applications & technology advances to Office365 cloud that Microsoft seems to be releasing on a weekly basis (i.e. Mail, Planner, Delve, Teams, Yammer, etc.)? This session aims to give the average technology and business professional a high level and up to date overview of many of the major Office365 for Business features and applications as well as how you can get started with them. It also aims to give a quick overview on when you would use each feature.
The document provides an overview of new features in SharePoint Online including the modern experience, branding and theming improvements, external sharing capabilities, the SharePoint Framework for developers, and enhanced security features like conditional access policies and idle session timeouts. It also demonstrates some of the new capabilities for lists and libraries and discusses the future roadmap for SharePoint development.
Replacing your fileshare with SharePoint 2013 Farm - SharePoint User Group UK...Chirag Patel
The document discusses a project to replace a company's file shares with SharePoint 2013. It identifies several issues with the initial SharePoint implementation including lack of governance, customizations without testing, and single database architecture. The document recommends improving information architecture, governance, testing, and training to successfully rollout SharePoint across departments. It emphasizes seeking SharePoint expertise to properly deliver the platform.
The Future of SharePoint - SharePoint 2016Don Donais
The document summarizes new features in SharePoint 2016, changes coming to OneDrive for Business, next generation portals, and Office 365 groups. Some key highlights include: SharePoint 2016 will be based on the SharePoint Online code base and include new migration APIs, MinRoles for improved performance and reliability, and insights and compliance features. OneDrive for Business will integrate the common sync engine and include version control, Delve integration, and management of external sharing. Next generation portals focus on responsive design, performance, and leverage Office 365 capabilities like Delve and video portals. Office 365 groups bring together multiple services for collaboration and include future improvements like discoverability in Delve and admin features.
What's New in SharePoint 2016 for End Users Webinar with IntlockVlad Catrinescu
SharePoint 2016 RTM is almost out, and with the Beta 2 being 99% feature complete, we already have a good idea of what will be in the final product. In this short webinar, we will look at all the new cool stuff in SharePoint Server 2016 from and End User point of view! SharePoint 2016 includes some awesome features such as DLP, Durable Links as well as Microsoft’s investments in Hybrid!
Prepare for SharePoint 2016 - IT Pro best practices for managing your SharePo...Toni Frankola
This document provides an overview of best practices for preparing to upgrade to SharePoint 2016. It discusses upgrading farm roles and services, hardware requirements, database best practices, security considerations, and lifecycle management strategies. Key points include updating all servers to the latest versions, using SQL aliases instead of server names, enabling BLOB caching, and converting web applications to claims-based authentication before upgrading. The document aims to help IT administrators successfully upgrade their SharePoint infrastructure to the new version while maintaining performance and security.
SharePoint 2016 is coming and with it, Microsoft puts the focus on hybrid solutions.
What do you need to know?
In this webnar, Portal Solutions’ Daniel Cohen-Dumani and Jill Hannemann discuss SharePoint 2016, including:
- What is a hybrid solution?
- How has hybrid grown in importance?
- What new hybrid capabilities are coming?
- How will hybrid solutions impact the future of SharePoint?
- What other changes should we expect?
14 Tips for Planning ECM Content Migration to SharePointJoel Oleson
• Is your organization using any Enterprise Content Management systems besides SharePoint?
• Has your current ECM system been deprecated or require an expensive annual maintenance contract?
• Does your firm already use Microsoft SharePoint as an intranet/collaboration portal?
• Would you like to leverage the cutting edge ECM and taxonomy features in SharePoint 2010 or 2013?
If so, it may be time to migrate your scanned and other transactional documents from your legacy ECM system to SharePoint, and take advantage of innovative ECM and taxonomy features available in this powerful platform.
Top industry experts and influencers Joel Oleson and Tom Castiglia from Hershey Technologies will explain best practices to plan and implement a successful ECM content migration to Microsoft SharePoint. Join us on June 4th to learn about:
• Using ECM and taxonomy related features in SharePoint 2010 and 2013
• Reasons to migrate content to SharePoint (as well as reasons not to migrate!)
• Best practices for ECM architecture in SharePoint including security, taxonomy and governance
• 14 specific tips for planning your migration from any ECM system to SharePoint
Securing SharePoint Environment and its Content - SharePoint User Group UK Ca...Chirag Patel
This document summarizes Chirag Patel's presentation on securing the SharePoint environment and content. It discusses key security concepts like the CIA triad of confidentiality, integrity and availability. It provides best practices for platform security, authentication, encryption and antivirus in SharePoint. It also describes the various administrator roles and how to define policies for users, permissions, information management and external sharing. Finally, it covers content security, managing audiences, data loss prevention, backups and restores in SharePoint.
Securing SharePoint & OneDrive in Office 365Drew Madelung
There are many options to securing your content in Office 365. In this session we will walk through the solutions, features, and strategies that you can take with you to ensure your content is safe. We will walk through Classifications, Data Loss Prevention, Sharing, Conditional Access, and how all of these work together.
SharePoint 2016 Beta 2 What's new (End users and IT Pros) Microsoft Innovat...serge luca
This document summarizes information presented by Serge Luca about SharePoint 2016. It discusses improvements to the user interface to make it more like Office 365, a more cloud-inspired infrastructure with features like OneDrive redirection. It also covers new compliance and reporting features like deletion policies and data loss prevention. The document outlines what is deprecated in SharePoint 2016 like Forefront Identity Manager and supported features. It provides information on hardware/software requirements, boundaries, and the new minimum role topology. Finally, it discusses upgrading to SharePoint 2016 and the roadmap going forward.
Wisconsin SharePoint User Group - SharePoint Conference 2018 AnnouncementsDrew Madelung
Collection of announcements from the recent SharePoint Conference North American 2018 that happened in Las Vegas in May 2018. This includes information on SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and Office 365
Training – Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document M...Suhail Jamaldeen
Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document Management. The course was based on 55029BC but customized and focused only for SharePoint Online.
KMA and Metalogix share details on how to beging planning your SharePoint migration. Tips and tricks, gotchas, budgeting and planning techniques, migration tools and more.
The document describes the professional experience and skills of Anandharaj G, a Microsoft SharePoint consultant based in Bengaluru, India. It highlights his 2+ years of experience designing and implementing SharePoint solutions using technologies like Office 365, SharePoint 2013, and DocAve. It also lists his technical skills in areas like SharePoint, PowerShell, C#, JavaScript and SQL Server and details projects he has worked on for clients like Mercedes Benz and Ernst & Young involving tasks like migrating Lotus Notes to SharePoint, custom development, and site administration.
SharePoint 2013 on-premise vs Office 365 Online comparedNagaraj Yerram
This document compares SharePoint 2013 on-premise vs Office 365 options. It provides an overview of key features such as infrastructure, availability, authentication, customization options, costs, security, and storage capabilities. Pros and cons of each option are outlined. While the cloud version is missing some advanced features, the gap has narrowed significantly. The document summarizes that both options have advantages and disadvantages depending on an organization's needs and resources.
SharePoint Saturday Toronto 2015 - Inside the mind of a SharePoint ArchitectNoorez Khamis
This document contains the speaker bio and presentation for Noorez Khamis on the topic of SharePoint architecture best practices. The speaker is a SharePoint architect with over 14 years of experience designing and implementing SharePoint solutions. The presentation covers a wide range of architectural topics for SharePoint including hardware requirements, deployment models, scaling, security, services, and tools like PowerShell. It provides guidance on choosing the right approach for various scenarios.
ESPC14 - T23 - SharePoint Online vs On-Premises vs Hosted - Making the Right ...Rene Modery
You're planning to implement SharePoint, but do you need to host it in-house, or is a move to the cloud a valid option? Is an on-premises SharePoint farm a better choice than SharePoint Online? Or should you host SharePoint somewhere else in the cloud, for example on Azure? This session will give you an overview of your options, their respective benefits and drawbacks, and will show you how you can make an informed decision on which platform to choose.
SharePoint Saturday Paris 2015 Validating SharePoint 2013 Farm Before Go-LiveChirag Patel
You are at a mercy of your IT service provider who has delivered SharePoint to your organisation and you are ready to go live... but your newly appointed SharePoint expert has found plethora of issues!
This session focuses on real world scenario on what went wrong and the steps SharePoint expert recommended and actioned to bring the project back on track to drive the replacement of fileshare with SharePoint 2013 and paving the way for better end user adoption.
This presentation provides you an overview of the new features in the product. In this deck, I review, what’s new, what changed and improved and how you can align your organization to be ready for the next wave.
Is Yammer the Answer to Your Social Strategy: Why use Newsfeeds instead of e-...Adam Levithan
This document summarizes a webinar about using a newsfeed instead of email for collaboration. It discusses the collaboration spectrum and different tools available, from email to social networks. It covers key considerations for using newsfeeds like community management and building ROI. The webinar advocates applying social strategies like organizing around business processes and provides examples of roadmaps for vendors like SharePoint.
Office 365 for Business Demystified for the average Technology and Business P...Noorez Khamis
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the big push to move to the Office365 cloud? Are you just not up to speed on the major features, applications & technology advances to Office365 cloud that Microsoft seems to be releasing on a weekly basis (i.e. Mail, Planner, Delve, Teams, Yammer, etc.)? This session aims to give the average technology and business professional a high level and up to date overview of many of the major Office365 for Business features and applications as well as how you can get started with them. It also aims to give a quick overview on when you would use each feature.
The document provides an overview of new features in SharePoint Online including the modern experience, branding and theming improvements, external sharing capabilities, the SharePoint Framework for developers, and enhanced security features like conditional access policies and idle session timeouts. It also demonstrates some of the new capabilities for lists and libraries and discusses the future roadmap for SharePoint development.
Replacing your fileshare with SharePoint 2013 Farm - SharePoint User Group UK...Chirag Patel
The document discusses a project to replace a company's file shares with SharePoint 2013. It identifies several issues with the initial SharePoint implementation including lack of governance, customizations without testing, and single database architecture. The document recommends improving information architecture, governance, testing, and training to successfully rollout SharePoint across departments. It emphasizes seeking SharePoint expertise to properly deliver the platform.
The Future of SharePoint - SharePoint 2016Don Donais
The document summarizes new features in SharePoint 2016, changes coming to OneDrive for Business, next generation portals, and Office 365 groups. Some key highlights include: SharePoint 2016 will be based on the SharePoint Online code base and include new migration APIs, MinRoles for improved performance and reliability, and insights and compliance features. OneDrive for Business will integrate the common sync engine and include version control, Delve integration, and management of external sharing. Next generation portals focus on responsive design, performance, and leverage Office 365 capabilities like Delve and video portals. Office 365 groups bring together multiple services for collaboration and include future improvements like discoverability in Delve and admin features.
What's New in SharePoint 2016 for End Users Webinar with IntlockVlad Catrinescu
SharePoint 2016 RTM is almost out, and with the Beta 2 being 99% feature complete, we already have a good idea of what will be in the final product. In this short webinar, we will look at all the new cool stuff in SharePoint Server 2016 from and End User point of view! SharePoint 2016 includes some awesome features such as DLP, Durable Links as well as Microsoft’s investments in Hybrid!
Prepare for SharePoint 2016 - IT Pro best practices for managing your SharePo...Toni Frankola
This document provides an overview of best practices for preparing to upgrade to SharePoint 2016. It discusses upgrading farm roles and services, hardware requirements, database best practices, security considerations, and lifecycle management strategies. Key points include updating all servers to the latest versions, using SQL aliases instead of server names, enabling BLOB caching, and converting web applications to claims-based authentication before upgrading. The document aims to help IT administrators successfully upgrade their SharePoint infrastructure to the new version while maintaining performance and security.
SharePoint 2016 is coming and with it, Microsoft puts the focus on hybrid solutions.
What do you need to know?
In this webnar, Portal Solutions’ Daniel Cohen-Dumani and Jill Hannemann discuss SharePoint 2016, including:
- What is a hybrid solution?
- How has hybrid grown in importance?
- What new hybrid capabilities are coming?
- How will hybrid solutions impact the future of SharePoint?
- What other changes should we expect?
14 Tips for Planning ECM Content Migration to SharePointJoel Oleson
• Is your organization using any Enterprise Content Management systems besides SharePoint?
• Has your current ECM system been deprecated or require an expensive annual maintenance contract?
• Does your firm already use Microsoft SharePoint as an intranet/collaboration portal?
• Would you like to leverage the cutting edge ECM and taxonomy features in SharePoint 2010 or 2013?
If so, it may be time to migrate your scanned and other transactional documents from your legacy ECM system to SharePoint, and take advantage of innovative ECM and taxonomy features available in this powerful platform.
Top industry experts and influencers Joel Oleson and Tom Castiglia from Hershey Technologies will explain best practices to plan and implement a successful ECM content migration to Microsoft SharePoint. Join us on June 4th to learn about:
• Using ECM and taxonomy related features in SharePoint 2010 and 2013
• Reasons to migrate content to SharePoint (as well as reasons not to migrate!)
• Best practices for ECM architecture in SharePoint including security, taxonomy and governance
• 14 specific tips for planning your migration from any ECM system to SharePoint
Securing SharePoint Environment and its Content - SharePoint User Group UK Ca...Chirag Patel
This document summarizes Chirag Patel's presentation on securing the SharePoint environment and content. It discusses key security concepts like the CIA triad of confidentiality, integrity and availability. It provides best practices for platform security, authentication, encryption and antivirus in SharePoint. It also describes the various administrator roles and how to define policies for users, permissions, information management and external sharing. Finally, it covers content security, managing audiences, data loss prevention, backups and restores in SharePoint.
Securing SharePoint & OneDrive in Office 365Drew Madelung
There are many options to securing your content in Office 365. In this session we will walk through the solutions, features, and strategies that you can take with you to ensure your content is safe. We will walk through Classifications, Data Loss Prevention, Sharing, Conditional Access, and how all of these work together.
SharePoint 2016 Beta 2 What's new (End users and IT Pros) Microsoft Innovat...serge luca
This document summarizes information presented by Serge Luca about SharePoint 2016. It discusses improvements to the user interface to make it more like Office 365, a more cloud-inspired infrastructure with features like OneDrive redirection. It also covers new compliance and reporting features like deletion policies and data loss prevention. The document outlines what is deprecated in SharePoint 2016 like Forefront Identity Manager and supported features. It provides information on hardware/software requirements, boundaries, and the new minimum role topology. Finally, it discusses upgrading to SharePoint 2016 and the roadmap going forward.
Wisconsin SharePoint User Group - SharePoint Conference 2018 AnnouncementsDrew Madelung
Collection of announcements from the recent SharePoint Conference North American 2018 that happened in Las Vegas in May 2018. This includes information on SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and Office 365
Training – Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document M...Suhail Jamaldeen
Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document Management. The course was based on 55029BC but customized and focused only for SharePoint Online.
KMA and Metalogix share details on how to beging planning your SharePoint migration. Tips and tricks, gotchas, budgeting and planning techniques, migration tools and more.
The document describes the professional experience and skills of Anandharaj G, a Microsoft SharePoint consultant based in Bengaluru, India. It highlights his 2+ years of experience designing and implementing SharePoint solutions using technologies like Office 365, SharePoint 2013, and DocAve. It also lists his technical skills in areas like SharePoint, PowerShell, C#, JavaScript and SQL Server and details projects he has worked on for clients like Mercedes Benz and Ernst & Young involving tasks like migrating Lotus Notes to SharePoint, custom development, and site administration.
DWCNZ - Creating a Great User Experience in SharePointMarc D Anderson
Building solutions in SharePoint isn’t simply about getting the functionality right based on the business requirements. Developers must think about the entire user experience. In this interactive class, we’ll discuss questions like: How should the user feel when they use this piece of functionality? Will they see it as saving them work or creating new work? How will it compare to what they see on the consumer Web? We’ll look at good and bad examples from SharePoint itself, as well as specific customisations.
Mobility, flexibility, Content Creation & Internal Collaboration rely on an individuals ability to access and share their content from anywhere at anytime. OneDrive for Business is the solution provided by Office 365, and mobile apps, to meet these unwavering end-user goals. However, there are still questions if the current solution does meet the expectations of the end-user while balancing the need of IT governance. In this session we'll take a look at the key considerations when building your adoption plan of OneDrive, migration methods for moving your end-users' content, how to manage the content as users join and leave your organization.
Five Rules for Transforming your Information Architecture for the CloudChristian Buckley
Slides from a webinar on 4-29-2015 with Damon Tompkins and Chris Kolobziewjski from MetaVis/Metalogix, discussing strategies for information architecture, and preparing to move to the cloud.
In this webinar featuring speakers from Microsoft, Metalogix, and KMA we will analyze the decision of SharePoint 'On-Premise' or 'In the Cloud'.
The Cloud Computing Opportunity - KMA
- The business case for on-premise SharePoint vs hosted SharePoint
The Capabilities of SharePoint Online - Microsoft
- Capabilities of SharePoint Online and functional comparison between it and on-premise SharePoint
- Functional factors to consider such as enterprise search, LOB integration, and more
Migrating Content Strategies - Metalogix
- Tools and utilities for migrating between on-premise and in-cloud
- Case studies of migrations
What is OneDrive for Business and What Does it Do?ShareGate
The core purpose of OneDrive for Business is to offer users a personal storage space for their work. With 1TB of available storage space, combined with the ability to synchronize files offline, it quickly became a major player on the market! Let’s take a detailed look at what it is, and what it does!
Collab 365 - Real world scenarios to migrate to SharePoint 2016 or Office 365Patrick Guimonet
The document provides an overview of real world scenarios for migrating to SharePoint 2016 or Office 365. It discusses the different migration options including sequential upgrades, direct moves to the latest version using third party tools, and migrations to the cloud. The agenda includes discussing which type of migration is needed, demonstrating the technical processes for migrations to SharePoint 2016 and Office 365, and reviewing common errors in migrations. The presentation also covers how to plan a migration project including evaluating current systems, preparing environments, migration methods, and validating the migration.
Cyber Tech Israel 2016: Get Your Head in the CloudSymantec
The document is a presentation about enterprise cloud security. It argues that giving up control is the main challenge of cloud computing, as cloud services provide benefits like agility and low cost by taking control away from the enterprise. However, control can be regained by establishing "control points" like securing endpoints consistently across systems, using a cloud security broker to monitor SaaS applications, and allowing these systems to share security information. With control points working together intelligently through a cloud-powered security operations center, enterprises can better harness the power of the cloud while maintaining control over security, compliance, and data protection.
Life on the Endpoint Edge: Winning the Battle Against Cyber AttacksIBM Security
View On Demand Webinar: https://securityintelligence.com/events/life-on-the-endpoint-edge-winning-the-battle-against-cyber-attacks/
The perimeter – the boundary that encloses what you need to protect – was once a fixed value. Now your perimeter is wherever your endpoints are—from on-site servers at your headquarters, to employee devices connecting remotely around the globe. That picture is further complicated by the increasing types of devices that comprise your perimeter: point-of-sale systems (POS), ATMs, remote servers and even that ‘yet-to-be-invented device’ (that your boss will probably want on your network the week it’s released).
With cyber-attacks and vulnerabilities increasing in number and sophistication, how do you ensure endpoints in your organization are immunized against a potential breach while dealing with reduced budgets and limited resources?
View this on-demand webinar to learn about the state of endpoint security and how it is evolving to keep pace with attackers looking to exploit any gap in your perimeter.
The Internet of Things is connecting more everyday objects to the network as devices like showerheads and refrigerators gain sensors and connectivity. Video now accounts for most internet traffic, measured in zettabytes, and video views on platforms like Facebook generate billions each day. 3D printing is also growing commercially with printers now large enough to produce nearly entire cars. Messaging apps are the most frequently used with WhatsApp sending 30 billion messages daily. Pre-tail allows consumers to place orders for products and services early in development, and Amazon is aggregating these offerings from startups on its new Launchpad storefront. Micro-neighborhoods are fragmenting existing districts into smaller zones as tastes diversify over smaller areas within cities.
The document outlines the eight distinctions of a world-class presenter: 1) Get to the point quickly without dramatic distractions. 2) Avoid rambling and keep content concise using less words. 3) Present to persuade by causing changes in mindset, feelings, and behaviors of the audience. 4) Connect with the audience before influencing them by establishing common ground. 5) Sell the "why" of the message before the "what" and "how". 6) Use stories and vivid language to paint pictures in the minds of the audience. 7) Treat the audience as king by helping solve their problems and leaving them better than before. 8) Be authentic rather than polished.
10 Event Technology Trends to Watch in 2016Eventbrite UK
We’ve picked 10 exciting, innovative technologies that are gathering pace and adoption, and are likely to start appearing on your radar in 2016. Get ahead of the curve by learning more about them.
This document discusses AdPushup, a solution that helps web publishers optimize ad revenue. It uses A/B testing of different ad placements, sizes, and types to improve click-through rates and revenue per thousand impressions. Since display advertising is growing significantly, AdPushup's approach can help publishers maximize profits from their ad spaces. A case study showed it increasing one publisher's revenue per thousand impressions from $3.82 to $12.10. AdPushup plans to monetize further as it adds more publisher clients and inventory.
The deck we used to raise $270k for our startup Castleentercastle
Castle (entercastle.com) is a Detroit-based real estate startup that lets rental owners put their properties on autopilot. In April 2015, we closed a $270,000 angel round using this deck.
Questions? Comments? I'd love to hear from you. Email me at max@entercastle.com.
What Makes Migrating to the Cloud Different Than On-PremisesChristian Buckley
My second presentation from #SPTechCon Boston 2014, focusing on the limitations and performance concerns of migration to SharePoint Online (part of Office 365).
SharePoint Migration - To Be Or Not To Be ‘In The Cloud’ Adam Levithan
With Microsoft's release of SharePoint 2013 and Office 365, organizations are still unsure which direction to turn when faced with a migration decision. Is the cloud the right fit for my organization? Is traditional, on-premise the best bet? How about the hybrid approach?
The fervor that existed in organizations to migrate quickly from SharePoint 2003 to 2007, and 2007 to 2010 has not been repeated for SharePoint 2013. While there are significant technological and user-focused advances in SharePoint 2013, it has faced rapid changes in the expectations of organizations to implement digital workplaces that its predecessors did not experience. These changes include the confusion and competition between Office 365, Yammer and other systems being introduced as options, even when hosting options have already been chosen.
Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of SharePoint in the cloud, on-premise and hybrid. This webinar will help you better understand the available options and how they fit in creating a real-time, digital workplace within your organization.
•The benefits of each migration option, Office 365, on-premise and hybrid
•Top reasons for moving to the cloud
•The cost of migration alternatives (on-Premise, Hosted, Office 365)
•How to build a value statement for your migration
This session will take you on a journey of real world scenario of Office 365 tenant to tenant content migration encompassing SharePoint Online site collections, Office 365 Groups, OneDrive For Business and Office 365 Video with aggressive timeline and deadline for a global retail organisation.
We will cover:
- Examining the pitfalls of migrating to a new Office 365 tenant
- Introducing new standards for consistent structure
- Phases of project and how they determined what each phase would involve
- Highlighting technical difficulties encountered and how they were overcome
Mike Maadarani is an architect, trainer, and presenter with over 20 years of experience in app development and architecture. He provides consulting services focused on enterprise content management, search, and publishing sites. This document outlines the key steps in a SharePoint migration lifecycle including analyze, plan, execute, assess, and sustain. It discusses analyzing content, systems, and custom code, planning the target structure and remediation needs, executing the migration of services, sites and content, assessing the new environment, and sustaining it over time. People knowledge, realistic timelines, and commitment are identified as keys to a successful migration project.
Ensuring Successful Office 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration Collab365 Global Co...Chirag Patel
This session will take you on a journey of real world scenario of Office 365 tenant to tenant content migration encompassing SharePoint Online site collections, Office 365 Groups, OneDrive For Business and Office 365 Video with aggressive timeline and deadline for a global retail organisation.
We will cover:
- Examining the pitfalls of migrating to a new Office 365 tenant
- Introducing new standards for consistent structure
- Phases of project and how they determined what each phase would involve
- Highlighting technical difficulties encountered and how they were overcome
The Slippery Slope of Migrating to SharePoint Online or On-PremiseAdam Levithan
SharePoint migrations rarely turn out as you plan them, are sometimes risky, and too often take longer than planned. Over the last 10 years of migrating from SharePoint 2003, 2007, 2010 to the latest versions of SharePoint/Office 365, we’ve seen a consistent theme: organizations underestimate the complexity and level of effort required for a successful migration.
Whether you are planning to complete your own migration, or engaging a vendor to assist, this tutorial will discuss precautions you can take to avoid the slippery slope experienced in SharePoint migrations.
During this tutorial, we will:
•Evaluate options of moving content from various systems of origin (including previous versions of SharePoint and non-Microsoft CMS)
•Go through the assessment steps to understand the full landscape of your existing environment
•Review methodologies for moving content from one environment to the next
•Review a check list of precautions you should take in migrating to either SharePoint 2013 on-premise or online
•Create a migration strategy you can take back to your organization
SharePoint migrations rarely turn out as you plan them, are sometimes risky, and too often take longer than planned. Over the last 10 years of migrating from SharePoint 2003, 2007, 2010 to the latest versions of SharePoint/Office 365, we’ve seen a consistent theme: organizations underestimate the complexity and level of effort required for a successful migration.
Whether you are planning to complete your own migration, or engaging a vendor to assist, this tutorial discussed precautions you can take to avoid the slippery slope experienced in SharePoint migrations.
During this tutorial, we:
Evaluate options of moving content from various systems of origin (including previous versions of SharePoint and non-Microsoft CMS)
Go through the assessment steps to understand the full landscape of your existing environment
Review methodologies for moving content from one environment to the next
Review a check list of precautions you should take in migrating to either SharePoint 2013 on-premise or online
Create a migration strategy you can take back to your organization
SPTechCon Austin - The Slippery Slope of SharePoint MigrationsJill Hannemann
This document summarizes a workshop on SharePoint migrations presented by Jill Hannemann and Adam Levithan. It discusses common reasons why SharePoint migrations fail, such as failing to fully scope the effort, budget appropriately, or gain buy-in from stakeholders. The workshop covers how to define the scope of a migration, plan and budget appropriately, and gain buy-in. It also discusses content cleanup and taking advantage of the migration effort to reorganize content.
Tips in migrating to SharePoint 2016 or O365, to avoid a migration headacheMike Maadarani
Migrating data into any platform is a difficult task, especially if you are moving into Office 365. If you are migrating to either SharePoint On-Premise or O365, you will need preparation, good planning, and detailed execution activities are keys to avoid migration nightmare.
This session will help you learn a methodology, adopted based on many previous migration, to help you deliver a successful migration project with happy users. We will learn the steps you need in your pre-migration analysis, migration checklists, post migration support, and any issues you might face during and after completing the migration efforts.
SharePoint migrations rarely turn out as you plan them. They are sometimes risky and too often take longer than planned. Over the last 10 years of migrating from SharePoint 2003, 2007, 2010 to the latest versions of SharePoint/Office 365 we’ve seen a consistent theme -- organizations underestimate the complexity and level of effort required for a successful, smooth migration.
Whether you are planning to complete your own migration, or engaging a vendor to assist, this webinar will discuss precautions you can take to avoid the slippery slope experienced in SharePoint migrations.
Global Azure 2022 - Architecting Modern Serverless APIs with Azure Functions ...Callon Campbell
The document announces an Azure event in Toronto from May 5-7th that Microsoft is sponsoring. It provides information about accessing Microsoft documentation and training resources. It also introduces the speaker, Callon Campbell, who is a Microsoft MVP in Azure and consultant specializing in app migration, modernization and Azure. The agenda covers what serverless means, demos of building serverless APIs with Azure Functions and API Management, and hosting Function apps.
The document discusses migration from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. It covers assessing the current SharePoint environment, planning the new architecture, supported service application migrations, content migration steps including upgrading databases and sites, and considerations for specific services like search and authentication during the migration. The document also addresses why Microsoft removed the in-place upgrade option from SharePoint 2010 to 2013 migrations.
Practical tips for migrating SharePoint Customizations to Office 365Haniel Croitoru
When planning a migration of SharePoint on-premises environment to Office 365, the first thing that comes to mind is organizations often focus mainly on their content - all the documents and items stored across their libraries and lists. Of course, why wouldn't they? It's the reason that they started using SharePoint anyways. But in many cases, the SharePoint environment that has been well adopted and his highly use will include some level of customizations to help meet specific business needs. These may include forms and workflows, scheduled timer jobs, custom look and feel, business logic to interface with other line of business solutions, to name a few.
Join me as we take a look at ways to create a SharePoint Online environment that will provide a similar experience for your users. We will look are various technologies, including CSOM Scripting, Microsoft Flow, PowerApps, Forms, LogicApps, and Azure Functions.
The document summarizes key highlights from the Ignite Chicago conference:
1. The conference had over 23,000 IT professionals and 700 sessions.
2. Satya Nadella's keynote focused on a mobile-first, cloud-first world and Microsoft's ambitions around personal computing, reinventing productivity, and an intelligent cloud backend.
3. Updates on products like Office 365, SharePoint 2016, and new capabilities like Office Graph and cross-suite integration were discussed.
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aOS Canadian Tour Share point migration tipsMike Maadarani
Migrating data into any platform is a difficult task, especially if you are moving into Office 365. If you are migrating to either SharePoint On-Premise or O365, you will need preparation, good planning, and detailed execution activities are keys to avoid migration nightmare.
This session will help you learn a methodology, adopted based on many previous migration, to help you deliver a successful migration project with happy users. We will learn the steps you need in your pre-migration analysis, migration checklists, post migration support, and any issues you might face during and after completing the migration efforts.
This document discusses migrating to Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and the challenges involved. It outlines Happiest Minds' offerings for migrating from various content management systems and older versions of SharePoint to SharePoint 2010. Their approach involves analysis of requirements, design of the new architecture and site structure, and migration using tools to overcome challenges and reduce time, followed by testing.
SharePoint Upgrade or Migration, or is it both? - SPS London 2016Chirag Patel
This document discusses SharePoint upgrade and migration options. It begins by noting that upgrades and migrations are often used interchangeably but have important differences. It then covers assessing business objectives and the current environment, understanding the difference between upgrades and migrations, planning the upgrade/migration approach, pre-upgrade checks, the SharePoint upgrade process, considerations for testing upgrades, and pathways for SharePoint and Office 365 migrations. The presentation provides a helpful overview of factors to consider for upgrading or migrating to a new version of SharePoint.
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GrowFL: Improve Employee and Customer Experience in a Hybrid Work EnvironmentAdam Levithan
It is a time for transition as organizations not only balance working remotely and in-office, but your clients will also want a combination of in-person and remote experiences. How does a growing organization manage productivity and collaboration, while providing continued customer service in this scenario? The answer is automation, allowing you to utilize your human capital to it's optimum. Join us as Adam Levithan, Principal of Product Management at Withum and a Microsoft MVP, walks through the process and options readily available to your business.
What's New in Stream - Victoria Office 365 Users Group 11/2020Adam Levithan
What's New and on the Roadmap for Stream within Microsoft 365. The improvements of storing documents within SharePoint and OneDrive, Security, convenience, and EXTERNAL SHaring. Presented to the Victoria Office 365 User Group
SP Summit - SharePoint as the Gateway to Microsoft 365Adam Levithan
Join Microsoft MVP Adam Levithan as he discusses how to increase user adoption and organizational efficiency by leveraging SharePoint as your gateway into Office 365 – enabling employees to maximize productivity, keep organized, and easily collaborate with their peers.During this webinar, you will learn how to leverage SharePoint to:
Provide a bridge between on-premises and cloud environments while improving Office 365 adoption.
Ensure content is accessible whenever and wherever your users need it, without compromising your information security.
Personalize the employee experience, keeping them engaged with your organization and with each other.
Best Practices for Effective Remote Work - Microsoft 365Adam Levithan
After working over 10 years remotely, we share best practices of keeping productive during this time of forced 'work from home'. Utilizing chat and video conference it is possible to keep the same culture and work levels as before.
Microsoft 365 Adoption Tips and Tricks - SharePoint and Microsoft Teams togetherAdam Levithan
With special guest Mark Kashman, we discuss Microsoft 365 Tips and Tricks to meet people where they want to work. The Land of Knowledge (SharePoint) and the Hub of Teamwork (Teams). Withum Announces a Teams web part where you can view conversations on a page, and an Microsoft Teams app where your intranet can live within Teams.
SharePoint 2019 in Context: What this New Release Will Mean to YouAdam Levithan
Presented at SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities April 6, 2019
There was mystery surrounding a release after 2016, but it was confirmed at Microsoft Ignite 2017 that a series of servers would be released in 2019. The main theme continues to be "Born from the Cloud" with a set of features coming directly from Office 365. Living through the SharePoint 2019 TAP program Jill and Adam will review the available features and the evolving roadmap of SharePoint. Whether you're a decision maker, developer, IT Pro, or power user we will discuss how SharePoint 2019 is continuing an on-premises paradigm shift. During this session we will propose what you lose, what you gain, and strategies to decide whether or not SharePoint Server 2019 is right for you.
Top 8 must haves for your office 365 intranetAdam Levithan
You’re all in. Whether you just have Office 365 – or the whole suite of Microsoft 365: Windows 10, Office 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, you’re likely using an intranet built on Office 365, or are planning on it. Over the last 15 years we’ve seen what employees MUST HAVE to continually rely on a corporate Intranet.
In this session, Microsoft MVP, Adam Levithan, discusses the most important pieces that your Intranet can have to build culture, centralize knowledge and help employees be productive.
Mobility, flexibility, Content Creation & Internal Collaboration rely on an individual’s ability to access and share their content from anywhere at any time. OneDrive for Business is the solution provided by Office 365, and mobile apps, to meet these unwavering end-user goals. However, there are dependencies on Operating system features and a balance to meet the expectations of the end-user while ensuring the need of IT security & compliance. In this session we'll take a look at the key considerations when building your adoption plan of OneDrive, migration methods for moving your end-users' content, how to manage the content as users join and leave your organization.
Office 365 Turns 5! Does Modern Equal Mature?Adam Levithan
This year Office 365 turns 5. Has it really been that long? Never before in our technical language has one word "Modern" taken on so many different meanings! Starting in 2013, Office 365 took on the basic form we know today. Through these 5 years Office 365 has seen many changes, with one of the latest being Modern pages, sites, framework etc. Yes, Modern is not only about look and feel but how Office 365 is being built and how it can simplify how your employees collaborate and communicate.
In this session, Microsoft MVP Adam Levithan look at the major differences between classic vs modern experiences, what modern means to an everyday employee, and future roadmap of Office 365 features.
SharePoint 2019 in Context: What this New Release Will Mean to YouAdam Levithan
It was questionable if there’d be another on-premises release of SharePoint after 2016, but here it is and Microsoft’s renewed commitment to on-premises is keeping it relevant for organizations. If your strategy is to remain on-premises, what does the SharePoint 2019 release mean to you? The main theme continues to be "Born from the Cloud" with a set of features coming directly from Office 365. Living through the SharePoint 2019 TAP program Jill and Adam will review the available features and the evolving roadmap of SharePoint. Whether you're a decision maker, developer, IT Pro, or power user we will discuss how SharePoint 2019 is continuing an on-premises paradigm shift. During this session we will propose what you lose, what you gain, and strategies to decide whether or not SharePoint Server 2019 is right for you.
History of Content Security: Take 2 - ShareCloudSummit HoustonAdam Levithan
We're currently living Take 1 of the Content Security Journey and now we've reached a critical juncture where technologies have evolved to support Take 2. Our journey to reach the a secure digital workplace includes understanding users, their roles, what devices they're working on, and how to protect that content at rest and flying across the network. Based on real-life use cases in the Aerospace & Defense and Life Sciences industries you will walk away with an understanding of the technologies available to you, and a clear way to communicate with business stakeholders.
Office 365 Turns 5: Does "Modern" Equal Mature?Adam Levithan
This year Office 365 turns 5. Has it really been that long? Never before in our technical language has one word "Modern" taken on so many different meanings!
Starting in 2013, Office 365 took on the basic form we know today. Through these 5 years Office 365 has seen many changes, with one of the latest being Modern pages, sites, framework etc. Yes, Modern is not only about look and feel but how Office 365 is being built and how it can simplify how your employees collaborate and communicate.
Adam Levithan, Microsoft MVP, and a guest speaker as they look at:
- Major differences between Classic vs. Modern experiences
- What modern means to an everyday employee
- Future roadmap of Office 365 features
Understanding Federal IT Compliance in Three Steps - SharePoint Fest DCAdam Levithan
Do you have government contracts or are looking to broaden your portfolio? Aggravated by acronyms like FISMA, DFARS or NIST? A new class was defined in 2015 as Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) to add to the list of acronyms and as of January 1, 2018 its protection will be an integral piece of government contracts. In this session we'll cover the three steps to be complaint, and overview of the technologies required.
Importance of Identity Management in Security - Microsoft Tech Tour @TowsonAdam Levithan
The document discusses identity and content security for cloud services like Office 365. It describes the evolving threat landscape where data breaches are increasingly common. It then outlines various approaches Microsoft takes to secure user identity, access to applications and content, device management, and auditing and monitoring in its cloud services. These include multi-factor authentication, conditional access policies, encryption of data in transit and at rest, activity monitoring and alerts, and mobile device management capabilities. The document aims to help organizations understand how to translate on-premises security practices to the cloud to properly secure user identity and regulate access to content.
SpTechCon OneDrive Success Part 1: Planning the Leap to the Cloud Adam Levithan
Moving your employees' personal files to OneDrive for Business sounds like a great idea. Reducing the storage overhead and access from anywhere on any device are great benefits. However, there's a lot of content to move, and each individual relies on their personal files in a different way. In this session, Adam Levithan (MVP) will discuss the 5 key areas that assist in overcoming common OneDrive for Business deployment obstacles.
We will cover: • Analysis of current personal files usage
• Options for data migration
• Technical preparation for synchronization
• Adoption and user engagement
• Best practices for long-term operation
SPTechCon - Securing Your SharePoint & OneDrive Online ConfigurationAdam Levithan
OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online enable agile collaboration and increase the device and application flexibility for distributed users. This enables dramatically increased efficiency and multi-dimensional content sharing. But, no two users are identical – so, however they share or collaborate, how confident are you in doing it without introducing risk into the organization? To ease your mind, and lower your risk, this session will focus on the security controls within SharePoint Online and ODB that can lower your heart rate.
Office 365 Groups? Microsoft Teams? … Confused? Here's some help.Adam Levithan
With the recent launch of Microsoft Teams, you now have more apps than ever to improve team collaboration. So, which one do you choose?
The great thing about Office 365 is all of the apps that are available to be productive. The bad thing about Office 365 is that just as you get using one, a new app arrives. On top of these choices, you also have other collaboration apps like Slack.Reserve your spot on this webinar to learn more about many of the apps teams are finding useful, which Microsoft apps are good in which situations, and which will help your organization collaborate more productively.
We'll cover:
The features within Office 365 Groups
The features within Microsoft Teams and how they compare to Slack
When to use which app
VisualSP: Supporting Office 365: An Administrator's Move from Systems to Serv...Adam Levithan
Are you a SharePoint or Exchange Administrator in a large organization, or maybe a do-it-all Network to Software Microsoft stack expert in a small to medium size business? Have you been reading about the transition from Development or Administration to DevOps? Yes, changes are happening not only with technology, but in the roles that are supporting them. The change to "[ ]aaS", everything as a service, is changing the way administrator's must approach supporting collaboration and communication technologies. In this session we'll take a deep dive how an administrator manages all services, instead of being an expert in one. We will take a look at strategies and methods to make her/his job easier, as well as how to these skills will help today's administrator evolve into the modern service engineer .
How Office 365 is Changing the Face of Collaboration and CommunicationAdam Levithan
From the beginning of SharePoint to today the use of the word ‘Collaboration’ has vastly changed. Ask your Microsoft representative about their collaboration tools and you will get a list that includes Lync, Skype, Exchange, Yammer, and oh yeah SharePoint too. Now Office 365 is simultaneously changing the face of both Collaboration and Communication across organizations. We'll take a look at the available services and experiences within Office 365 and point out essentials to using them optimally.
The 5 Critical Pillars of Office 365 ReadinessAdam Levithan
When moving to cloud services such as Office 365 IT professionals are required to appropriately prepare existing on-premises technologiesand optimize for the transition of their business systems to the cloud.
In this webinar Eric Shupps (MVP) and Adam Levithan will discuss the 5 critical pillars for a successful move to Office 365. From network and systems optimization through to handling customizations, Adam and Eric will share their many experiences - warts and all.
When moving to cloud services such as Office 365 IT professionals are required to appropriately prepare existing on-premises technologiesand optimize for the transition of their business systems to the cloud.
In this webinar Eric Shupps (MVP) and Adam Levithan will discuss the 5 critical pillars for a successful move to Office 365. From network and systems optimization through to handling customizations, Adam and Eric will share their many experiences - warts and all.
Unlock the Future of Search with MongoDB Atlas_ Vector Search Unleashed.pdfMalak Abu Hammad
Discover how MongoDB Atlas and vector search technology can revolutionize your application's search capabilities. This comprehensive presentation covers:
* What is Vector Search?
* Importance and benefits of vector search
* Practical use cases across various industries
* Step-by-step implementation guide
* Live demos with code snippets
* Enhancing LLM capabilities with vector search
* Best practices and optimization strategies
Perfect for developers, AI enthusiasts, and tech leaders. Learn how to leverage MongoDB Atlas to deliver highly relevant, context-aware search results, transforming your data retrieval process. Stay ahead in tech innovation and maximize the potential of your applications.
#MongoDB #VectorSearch #AI #SemanticSearch #TechInnovation #DataScience #LLM #MachineLearning #SearchTechnology
Skybuffer SAM4U tool for SAP license adoptionTatiana Kojar
Manage and optimize your license adoption and consumption with SAM4U, an SAP free customer software asset management tool.
SAM4U, an SAP complimentary software asset management tool for customers, delivers a detailed and well-structured overview of license inventory and usage with a user-friendly interface. We offer a hosted, cost-effective, and performance-optimized SAM4U setup in the Skybuffer Cloud environment. You retain ownership of the system and data, while we manage the ABAP 7.58 infrastructure, ensuring fixed Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and exceptional services through the SAP Fiori interface.
Threats to mobile devices are more prevalent and increasing in scope and complexity. Users of mobile devices desire to take full advantage of the features
available on those devices, but many of the features provide convenience and capability but sacrifice security. This best practices guide outlines steps the users can take to better protect personal devices and information.
HCL Notes und Domino Lizenzkostenreduzierung in der Welt von DLAUpanagenda
Webinar Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/hcl-notes-und-domino-lizenzkostenreduzierung-in-der-welt-von-dlau/
DLAU und die Lizenzen nach dem CCB- und CCX-Modell sind für viele in der HCL-Community seit letztem Jahr ein heißes Thema. Als Notes- oder Domino-Kunde haben Sie vielleicht mit unerwartet hohen Benutzerzahlen und Lizenzgebühren zu kämpfen. Sie fragen sich vielleicht, wie diese neue Art der Lizenzierung funktioniert und welchen Nutzen sie Ihnen bringt. Vor allem wollen Sie sicherlich Ihr Budget einhalten und Kosten sparen, wo immer möglich. Das verstehen wir und wir möchten Ihnen dabei helfen!
Wir erklären Ihnen, wie Sie häufige Konfigurationsprobleme lösen können, die dazu führen können, dass mehr Benutzer gezählt werden als nötig, und wie Sie überflüssige oder ungenutzte Konten identifizieren und entfernen können, um Geld zu sparen. Es gibt auch einige Ansätze, die zu unnötigen Ausgaben führen können, z. B. wenn ein Personendokument anstelle eines Mail-Ins für geteilte Mailboxen verwendet wird. Wir zeigen Ihnen solche Fälle und deren Lösungen. Und natürlich erklären wir Ihnen das neue Lizenzmodell.
Nehmen Sie an diesem Webinar teil, bei dem HCL-Ambassador Marc Thomas und Gastredner Franz Walder Ihnen diese neue Welt näherbringen. Es vermittelt Ihnen die Tools und das Know-how, um den Überblick zu bewahren. Sie werden in der Lage sein, Ihre Kosten durch eine optimierte Domino-Konfiguration zu reduzieren und auch in Zukunft gering zu halten.
Diese Themen werden behandelt
- Reduzierung der Lizenzkosten durch Auffinden und Beheben von Fehlkonfigurationen und überflüssigen Konten
- Wie funktionieren CCB- und CCX-Lizenzen wirklich?
- Verstehen des DLAU-Tools und wie man es am besten nutzt
- Tipps für häufige Problembereiche, wie z. B. Team-Postfächer, Funktions-/Testbenutzer usw.
- Praxisbeispiele und Best Practices zum sofortigen Umsetzen
Have you ever been confused by the myriad of choices offered by AWS for hosting a website or an API?
Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk, Lightsail, Amplify, S3 (and more!) can each host websites + APIs. But which one should we choose?
Which one is cheapest? Which one is fastest? Which one will scale to meet our needs?
Join me in this session as we dive into each AWS hosting service to determine which one is best for your scenario and explain why!
TrustArc Webinar - 2024 Global Privacy SurveyTrustArc
How does your privacy program stack up against your peers? What challenges are privacy teams tackling and prioritizing in 2024?
In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
This webinar will review:
- The top 10 privacy insights from the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey
- The top challenges for privacy leaders, practitioners, and organizations in 2024
- Key themes to consider in developing and maintaining your privacy program
Webinar: Designing a schema for a Data WarehouseFederico Razzoli
Are you new to data warehouses (DWH)? Do you need to check whether your data warehouse follows the best practices for a good design? In both cases, this webinar is for you.
A data warehouse is a central relational database that contains all measurements about a business or an organisation. This data comes from a variety of heterogeneous data sources, which includes databases of any type that back the applications used by the company, data files exported by some applications, or APIs provided by internal or external services.
But designing a data warehouse correctly is a hard task, which requires gathering information about the business processes that need to be analysed in the first place. These processes must be translated into so-called star schemas, which means, denormalised databases where each table represents a dimension or facts.
We will discuss these topics:
- How to gather information about a business;
- Understanding dictionaries and how to identify business entities;
- Dimensions and facts;
- Setting a table granularity;
- Types of facts;
- Types of dimensions;
- Snowflakes and how to avoid them;
- Expanding existing dimensions and facts.
Ivanti’s Patch Tuesday breakdown goes beyond patching your applications and brings you the intelligence and guidance needed to prioritize where to focus your attention first. Catch early analysis on our Ivanti blog, then join industry expert Chris Goettl for the Patch Tuesday Webinar Event. There we’ll do a deep dive into each of the bulletins and give guidance on the risks associated with the newly-identified vulnerabilities.
UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 6DianaGray10
Welcome to UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series part 6. In this session, we will cover Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI webinar offers an in-depth exploration of leveraging cutting-edge technologies for test automation within the UiPath platform. Attendees will delve into the integration of generative AI, a test automation solution, with Open AI advanced natural language processing capabilities.
Throughout the session, participants will discover how this synergy empowers testers to automate repetitive tasks, enhance testing accuracy, and expedite the software testing life cycle. Topics covered include the seamless integration process, practical use cases, and the benefits of harnessing AI-driven automation for UiPath testing initiatives. By attending this webinar, testers, and automation professionals can gain valuable insights into harnessing the power of AI to optimize their test automation workflows within the UiPath ecosystem, ultimately driving efficiency and quality in software development processes.
What will you get from this session?
1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
3. Practical demonstrations
4. Exploration of real-world use cases illustrating the benefits of AI-driven test automation for UiPath
Topics covered:
What is generative AI
Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath integration with generative AI
Speaker:
Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
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SharePoint Migration Series: Success Takes Three Actions
1. SharePoint 2016 Migration
Success Takes Three Actions
Adam Levithan
Director Product Management, Metalogix
Microsoft MVP
alevithan@metalogix.com
@collabadam
What’s a Feature Pack?
Unlike previous versions of SharePoint, release-to-manufacture (RTM) did not define the end of innovation, but the beginning. As we continue to develop SharePoint Server 2016, we’ve paid close attention to customer feedback, trends in content management, team collaboration, user experiences across devices, and how the cloud can be blended into existing on-premises scenarios in new and compelling ways. Feature Packs allow us to accelerate delivery of cloud-first features to our Software Assurance customers (where noted) of SharePoint Server 2016 outside of the traditional 2- to 3-year release cadence.
New capabilities for administrators
For IT professionals, Feature Pack 1 includes several new capabilities based on feedback we received throughout the development of SharePoint Server 2016, from IT Preview to Release Candidate.
Administrative actions logging—SharePoint administrators spend a considerable amount of time troubleshooting administrative changes to their on-premises environment, which can result in failure conditions or other undesired effects.
We heard your feedback surrounding the need for more insightful, granular logging and, in Feature Pack 1, we introduced logging of common administrative actions performed in the Central Administration website and with Windows PowerShell.
MinRole enhancements—One of the infrastructure advancements in SharePoint Server 2016 was the concept of MinRole. MinRole is designed to transform architectural guidance into code, simplifying deployment and scale with SharePoint by ensuring a request is served end-to-end by the receiving server based on the origin of the request (i.e., end user or batch processing) and role of the destination server.
MinRole was originally optimized for larger farm topologies. With four server roles, the minimal requirement for a supported MinRole configuration was a four-server farm. A farm with high availability (HA) requires two servers for each role, making eight servers the minimal requirement for a HA MinRole configuration. You told us that you would like to have the benefits of MinRole with smaller farm topologies too. We listened to you and enhanced MinRole to address this request.
Once the new MinRole enhancements are enabled, you will notice that two additional server roles are available: “Front-end with Distributed Cache” and “Application with Search.” The Front-end with Distributed Cache role combines the Front-end and Distributed Cache roles together, while the Application with Search role combines the Application and Search roles together. These new roles let you host a multi-server MinRole farm with just two servers or four servers with HA.
A new OneDrive for Business experience—OneDrive for Business is an integral part of Office 365 and SharePoint Server. It provides a place where you can store, share and sync your work files. OneDrive for Business makes it easy to manage and share your documents from anywhere, and work together in real-time, on your favorite devices. Feature Pack 1 brings the modern OneDrive for Business user experience to SharePoint Server 2016. The new OneDrive user experience is a Software Assurance benefit.
SharePoint App Launcher custom tiles—The App Launcher was introduced in SharePoint Server 2016 with the ability to extend the tiles with the SharePoint Hybrid App Launcher to include apps available in Office 365. The App Launcher provides a common location to discover new apps and navigate between on-premises SharePoint and Office 365 applications. Now, in addition to native SharePoint and Office 365 apps, you can also add your own custom tiles that point to other SharePoint sites, external sites, legacy apps and more. This makes it easy to find and navigate to the relevant sites, apps and resources to do your job.
Hybrid capabilities
Unified auditing—Unified auditing gives SharePoint administrators detailed visibility into file access activities across all site collections, on-premises and in Office 365. With unified auditing in place, the Office 365 Security and Compliance Center can provide audit logs search for your SharePoint Server 2016 on-premises audit logs in addition to Office 365 audit logs.
This hybrid auditing capability—powered by Microsoft SharePoint Insights—enters preview with Feature Pack 1. Configuration is simple: a few clicks in Hybrid Scenario Picker wizard and you’re ready to start viewing and experiencing unified auditing.
Learn more about hybrid auditing (preview), powered by Microsoft SharePoint Insights.
Unified taxonomy—SharePoint’s managed metadata service application makes it possible to create a taxonomy for information architecture across site collections and web applications. With Feature Pack 1, you can implement a unified taxonomy across a SharePoint Server 2016 farm and Office 365. You can seed the term store in SharePoint Online from your on-premises term store and then manage your taxonomy in SharePoint Online. Replication to on-premises SharePoint is performed by the hybrid taxonomy feature.
Learn more about the hybrid taxonomy (preview) feature.
For more information on other SharePoint and Office 365 hybrid scenarios, see hybrid.office.com.
Developer enhancements
OneDrive API 2.0—The OneDrive API provides a common API for access to files located on-premises and in the Office 365 cloud. The API provides access and enables developers to build solutions that target user data stored in OneDrive for Business and SharePoint document libraries.
Those key areas are: Content, Technical SharePoint, and the effort to optimize your migration.
Let’s first talk about content. Things like:
– How much content is in your current environment
- do you have stale content that no one is using any more?
Why migrate that to SPO?
And especially Do you have content that is not supported in SPO?
Are very important to reducing risk and creating success.
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– do you have site templates, list templates, custom web parts, full trust code solutions, sub sites, list view thresholds, or other settings that are not supported in SPO
Those key areas are: Content, Technical SharePoint, and the effort to optimize your migration.
Let’s first talk about content. Things like:
– How much content is in your current environment
- do you have stale content that no one is using any more?
Why migrate that to SPO?
And especially Do you have content that is not supported in SPO?
Are very important to reducing risk and creating success.
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– do you have site templates, list templates, custom web parts, full trust code solutions, sub sites, list view thresholds, or other settings that are not supported in SPO
The first piece to understanding content is to perform Pre-Migration Discovery.
A very typical situation for SharePoint in the past has been, Top-down driven to achieve IT goals of centralization and security of content. Sometimes organizations have purchased a great Enterprise agreement, and implemented SharePoint because it was there – and now there’s the Wild-Wild-West.
While those are some typical situations, even the best design SharePoint implementation needs to be updated overtime.
How was the content organized?
Were there sites built by specific group of leaders and now they’re gone?
Great thing to do is to understand your company’s Fiscal Year objectives and tie them to the innovations within SharePoint Online.
Digital regulations are rapidly changing, and the security landscape has become more top-of-mind than ever. It’s important to AUDIT your content and understand if there is SENSITIVE content and begin to think about ARCHIVING/RETENTION around business processes, sensitive content, and regulatory needs.A Quick analogy, Important to understand the amount of content to review
You are not going to move everything from the old house to the new house
How much duplicate content is out there
You can find out by runing a survey – how useful is your content? Can people find it? What do people want added?
Understand the pan points / Don’t replicate them
Another example: A Large pharma company that found that 20% of their content consisted of duplicates of existing content. Survey found that people found various versions of documents using Search, never sure which is most relevant
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Adam
So here’s the simple question: How is your current SharePoint environment configured?
We could spend a whole session on the details of migration but I’d like to cover just a few of those items
Large Lists
Orphaned items
My favorite, documents that have never been checked in.
We actually came across these issues so many times that they’re included within our Migration Expert tool (it’s free, I’m not selling anything here)
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Well, we’ve seen our customers succeed when they clean their house up before the move.
But even more importantly, and unlike a house, you can change the structure to fit your updated organization, business and technological goals.
Common things we see to take advantage of
Implement metadata within SharePoint
Focus on the success of Search and Finding information
IA includes the combination of Content, Context, and users.
Developing IA takes work:
Need to understand how users see and search for information
Understanding relationship between different data entities
Microsoft Managed Metadata worksheets are helpful tools
For example, a user opens a main landing page. Does this user see the right content? Is it within the right context? Should this user see this content and in this context? Or should this user be receiving something else in terms of content and experience?
Those key areas are: Content, Technical SharePoint, and the effort to optimize your migration.
Let’s first talk about content. Things like:
– How much content is in your current environment
- do you have stale content that no one is using any more?
Why migrate that to SPO?
And especially Do you have content that is not supported in SPO?
Are very important to reducing risk and creating success.
NEXT SLIDE
– do you have site templates, list templates, custom web parts, full trust code solutions, sub sites, list view thresholds, or other settings that are not supported in SPO
Cutover – Otherwise known as "The Big Bang" this is where your entire organization moves from the old technology to the new one at the same exact time. This creates the ability to have your organization all on the same change management path, however it also means that there are a lot of project variables that must not impeded the goal cutover date.
Gradual – Here different groups of your organization are moved to the new technology within separate timeframes. This customized attention can result in higher adoption rates and individuals feel more connected to the migration process, however it is an additional burden on the migration team to customize their techniques for each group.
Customized attention?
Lift & Shift – In this scenario, this is usually used when an organization is performing a wholly technical migration. I put a SharePoint upgrade into this category, where you are not reorganizing or optimizing any pieces of SharePoint but just moving from one technical version of SharePoint to another. This category also encompasses manual migration from personal files and the use of third party tools to move documents from one technology to the next.
Multi-Prong – In this scenario, Power Users, Site Owners, Site Collection Owners and/or IT are working with a tool to reorganize and migrate a certain set of content. Picture each department having their own console with the ability to filter out old content, consolidate sites, and add metadata for their own information based on a general set of governance.
Distributed – In this scenario, many servers are working together to simultaneously migrate content. As timelines for migrations have decreased, this methodology has increased in the experienced hands of many system integrators/consultants. They've worked with the business to map out what a reorganized and optimized new environment looks like and built a powerful migration engine to automatically implement these changes.
Now that you’ve optimized the content and structure that will be moved to SHarePoint Online, it’s important to understand some key areas that will effect your projects timeline.
Putting it nicely, the Internet is a very unpredictable WAN, and even with the great API that you’ve just seen it’s very important to test and understand from your servers to O365 what reasonable average throuput is.
Remember too – we talked about Office 365 security, so bulk loading information into the system rings a lot of bells, that rightfully reduce the throughput of your migration.
Finally, even using content matrix and the API there’s a lot of back-and-forth communication that is required to ensure the all of the information surrounding a piece of content is moved at high fidelity
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Now that you’ve optimized the content and structure that will be moved to SHarePoint Online, it’s important to understand some key areas that will effect your projects timeline.
Putting it nicely, the Internet is a very unpredictable WAN, and even with the great API that you’ve just seen it’s very important to test and understand from your servers to O365 what reasonable average throuput is.
Remember too – we talked about Office 365 security, so bulk loading information into the system rings a lot of bells, that rightfully reduce the throughput of your migration.
Finally, even using content matrix and the API there’s a lot of back-and-forth communication that is required to ensure the all of the information surrounding a piece of content is moved at high fidelity
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Those key areas are: Content, Technical SharePoint, and the effort to optimize your migration.
Let’s first talk about content. Things like:
– How much content is in your current environment
- do you have stale content that no one is using any more?
Why migrate that to SPO?
And especially Do you have content that is not supported in SPO?
Are very important to reducing risk and creating success.
NEXT SLIDE
– do you have site templates, list templates, custom web parts, full trust code solutions, sub sites, list view thresholds, or other settings that are not supported in SPO
1 Some content will simply not function in
the cloud. Office 365 offers a different set
of features than on-premises SharePoint.
Some page components are not available,
certain types of sites don’t exist and many
customizations are either deprecated or illadvised.
A review of all the content pages with
a focus on what will and won’t work online can
result in a great deal of data storage savings as
pages are refactored to be cloud-ready. There
is little point in wasting time and bandwidth
trying to move items to the cloud that simply
won’t function in that environment.
2 Document versions can consume a huge amount
of database space. Prior to SharePoint 2013, each
version of a document resulted in a duplicate of
the object being stored separately in the database.
Over time this can result in gigabytes of storage that
serves no useful purpose. Examining each document
library and modifying version control settings to
truncate old versions can greatly reduce the amount
of data in the current on-premises database and
minimize what gets sent over the wire to Office 365.
3. Sites and workspaces that are accessed
infrequently on-premises are unlikely to be accessed
any more frequently in the cloud. These can either
be excluded from the migration process or the
content archived and the site deleted. A thorough
review of existing sites by content owners often
results in the discovery of many unused sites, the
elimination of which can provide a tremendous
amount of storage savings.
ERIC
Critical
SharePoint is being used to support complex customizations and workflows, as a result the business users have expectations for the system’s performance.
Plan future SharePoint needs based on metrics supporting growth and performance.
SharePoint has had an unexpected outage and it’s hard to understand the cause at a single point in time. (Network, Server, SQL
Those key areas are: Content, Technical SharePoint, and the effort to optimize your migration.
Let’s first talk about content. Things like:
– How much content is in your current environment
- do you have stale content that no one is using any more?
Why migrate that to SPO?
And especially Do you have content that is not supported in SPO?
Are very important to reducing risk and creating success.
NEXT SLIDE
– do you have site templates, list templates, custom web parts, full trust code solutions, sub sites, list view thresholds, or other settings that are not supported in SPO