Remember walking across the office to get an signature or stepping over to your colleagues desk to check on the status of a client deliverable? Well, remote work has forcibly changed how all of us work.
It may be time for your organization to take inventory of your processes, better understand challenges to getting work done and seek out solutions that help you automate, track, and manage business processes.
Read MoreYou may have heard the adage,
“The squeaky wheel gets the grease”.
This applies to so many things. It basically means that if you need something or want something, you make it known. And, in many cases, the “squeakiest wheel” garners the attention that it is looking for.
Read MorePerhaps you read our previous blog that outlined some tips on how to build your first “flow” using Microsoft Power Automate. Or, maybe you read the blog we posted earlier in the week that talked about converting your SharePoint 2010 workflows to flows in Power Automate. The interest in Power Automate is increasing as organizations seek out ways to leverage Microsoft 365 to automate processes, streamline workflows and create a modern workplace that enables workers to stay productive from wherever they may be.
Read MoreOn Monday 7/6/2020 Microsoft announced the end of support for SharePoint 2010 workflows and the deprecation of SharePoint 2013 workflows in SharePoint online effective August 1st – November 1st, 2020.
Read MoreOffice 365 comes loaded with useful apps – here are five you may be overlooking.
For many users of Office 365, familiar applications like Outlook, Office and Excel are the extent to which the powerful suite of tools is leveraged. Sharp-eyed users may have spotted other applications with names like Yammer, WhiteBoard and Visio. It turns out that, depending on your Office 365 subscription, you may have access to a host of wildly useful apps that you may have never even opened.
Read MoreOver the past year, we’ve seen increased interest from customers to optimize processes. Organizations in both the public-sector and private sector are in search of ways to eliminate redundant tasks and time-consuming data entry to deliver faster and higher-value results with little to no added cost.
Read MoreIf you are new to Microsoft Power Automate, you may be wondering if it may be the answer to automating and optimizing business processes. Well, we’ve been experimenting with Microsoft Power Automate and using it to build custom workflows for several months now, and we thought a blog that will help other users get started with Microsoft Power Automate was in order. So, before you build a “flow”, take our advice and read our tips and best practices for users and organizations that are building their first Microsoft “flow”.
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