A hidden gem within SharePoint is the ability to upload a list template to a SharePoint site. Once this list lives within SharePoint, it can be replicated via the Microsoft Teams “Lists” functionality. The purpose of this blog post is to demonstrate how to upload a SharePoint List XML Template to a SharePoint site.
Read MoreThis Kiefer technical blog outlines best practices and will demonstrate how to configure security and permissions for a Microsoft PowerApp.
As a technologist, you’re probably always looking out for the next killer app. That app that transforms your processes or gives your organization a competitive edge. If you have an idea of what that might look like, stop wishing for it to appear and make it happen with Microsoft PowerApps. PowerApps is a low-code application that lets you build and launch apps on a mobile or desktop interface using pre-built templates, drag-and-drop simplicity, and quick deployment. Whether you’re looking to build something transformative or simply an interface used to consume and modify data, PowerApps is designed for both IT experts and novices.
Read MorePart 1 of a 2-part series focused on building chatbots. We show you how to use QnA Maker, PowerVA, Power Automate, and Flow to create a chatbot for a website.
Read MoreReact has quickly become one of the most popular JavaScript front end frameworks to build production grade applications. Whether it’s using ReactJS for a web app or React Native for a mobile app, this versatile framework is well suited to deliver large scale applications quickly and effectively. In this post, we will cover how to set up and host a ReactJS application from scratch. We will be setting up a new app and configuring DevOps pipelines for continuous integration and delivery to an Azure App Service.
Read MoreMicrosoft Teams does many things – including serving as a platform for group-based games
Read MoreMicrosoft Teams does many things – including serving as a platform for group-based games
(Note: This is the first in a series of posts we’ll be producing that focus on the fun and games possible with Teams.)
Read MoreBe wary of attackers seeking to exploit the pandemic
Reports from organizations around the world indicate a significant uptick in phishing and malware attacks as bad actors seek to exploit the instability resulting from the coronavirus outbreak. As if you didn’t have enough on your plate.
Read MoreWe were excited to hear that there was a way to create custom backgrounds for Microsoft Teams video calls. We found several backgrounds online and customized them by adding our logo to the images. We were impressed with the results!
Read MoreRecently, Microsoft announced that the ability to use a custom background when on a Teams video call. This was a nice upgrade from the background blur feature that allowed you to blur out the guest bed or your kids pouring a bowl of cereal in the background. But, the 24 options Microsoft has given us are simply not enough. We want to create our OWN custom backgrounds!
Read MoreThe Modern Workplace is undergoing a big test. Here’s some advice on how to make sure your meetings earn a passing grade.
Thrust into an unusual – and for some, unprecedented – working environment, everyone with the good fortune to still be employed is doing their best to replicate the familiar tropes of office life in a remote setting. Chief among those endeavors is almost certainly conducting virtual meetings.
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