Posted by Tom on Aug 3, 2020 in TalkingStuff
I talk to Lyndsay Ansell about why, sometimes, Development (and IT more generally) can feel exhausting, why that is, and what we can do about it.
This is a non-technical...
Posted by Tom on Aug 3, 2020 in Development, Microsoft Teams
I’m really excited to announce that I’m going to be speaking at Petri’s 1-Day Virtual Conference for Microsoft Teams:
Petri’s GET-IT: Teams 1-Day...
Posted by Tom on Jul 31, 2020 in Weekly Updates
This week I’m trying something new – live streaming on YouTube. Let me know how you thought it went!
What is Microsoft Dataflex, and what is coming to...
Posted by Tom on Jul 30, 2020 in Development, Microsoft Teams
Sending pro-active messages to users has also been a bit tricky in Microsoft Teams. Because bot messages are delivered via the Bot Framework, there wasn’t a good...
Posted by Tom on Jul 29, 2020 in Development, Microsoft Teams
Since the announcement at Microsoft Inspire 2020, we’ve had a Microsoft 365 Message Center post, and some updated videos which provide some more information about...
Posted by Tom on Jul 25, 2020 in Weekly Updates
It’s been a big week for Microsoft Teams news this week:
Common Data Service is now Microsoft Dataflex, and itâs WAY more than just a name change. This...
Posted by Tom on Jul 23, 2020 in TalkingStuff
In the first of what I’m hoping might become a regular series, I sit down with Lyndsay Ansell, Customer Success Manager at Modality Systems. However, we’re...
Posted by Tom on Jul 22, 2020 in Everything Else
I was lucky enough to be able to sit down (virtually, of course) with Mary-Jo Foley earlier this week. Mary-Jo (MJF) is a 30-year veteran of the tech industry and has...
Posted by Tom on Jul 21, 2020 in Development, Microsoft Teams
At Microsoft Inspire 2020, Microsoft announced an addition to the Microsoft Developer Platform – the ability for applications to interact with the meeting...
Posted by Tom on Jul 21, 2020 in Development, Microsoft Teams
A big announcement happened today. It might not seem like one right now, but I think we’ll look back on this in a year’s time and wonder how we ever made do...