Getting Started with SharePoint
If you've worked with SharePoint for a while, you might remember the old days of subsites—where sites were deeply nested under one another in a rigid hierarchy. Those days are over! Today, SharePoint follows a flat site structure, which makes it easier to manage, scale, and connect
Getting Started with SharePoint
Managing SharePoint projects can be a real juggling act—at any given time, I might have up to 20 projects running simultaneously. With multiple stakeholders, evolving requirements, and a constant stream of updates, keeping everything organised is a challenge. Traditionally, I relied on a mix of Teams chats, OneNote pages,
AI in the Workplace
Manually tagging metadata in SharePoint is one of the biggest barriers to adoption I’ve seen in organisations. Let’s be real—end users hate filling out metadata fields, and in my experience, they often just don’t do it. The result? Poorly organised document libraries and frustrated admins trying
AI in the Workplace
As a SharePoint consultant and intranet builder, I’m always thinking about how new features impact real-world end-user engagement. Microsoft Teams' latest update—introducing "Storyline" and a "Follow" button—brings a social media-like experience to workplace collaboration. But what does this mean for intranets and
Getting Started with SharePoint
SharePoint Content Types are one of the most underutilised features, but if you want to bring better organisation and consistency to your SharePoint libraries and lists, they are a powerful tool for streamlining workflows. Whether you're managing documents, forms, or structured data, content types allow you to standardise
Getting Started with SharePoint
Getting Started with SharePoint
When it comes to SharePoint, small changes can make a huge difference in making it easier to use. Over the years, I’ve worked with many departments, helping them organise their sites and improve usability. One of my favourite examples is a marketing team managing social media content. They needed
AI in the Workplace
If you’re anything like me, you’re always looking for ways to save time and work smarter. Copilot in Microsoft 365 is a game-changer—it can summarise, automate, and organise so many daily tasks, cutting down on all the busywork. Here are 10 ways you can use Copilot to
Getting Started with SharePoint
If you’ve ever set up a SharePoint site, you’ve probably come across pages—but what exactly are they, and when should you create one? Understanding pages in SharePoint is key to building an effective, user-friendly site that helps your team find the information they need quickly. In this
Document Libraries and Lists
If you've ever struggled to find a document in SharePoint, you're not alone. Without a solid plan, your document library can quickly become a chaotic mess of files, folders, and frustration. But don’t worry—I'm here to help you understand the best practices
AI in the Workplace
If you're anything like me, you’ve probably been seeing "Copilot" pop up everywhere in Microsoft 365 lately—whether it’s Word, Excel, Teams, or Outlook. It feels like Copilot is becoming the AI sidekick we’ve all dreamed of, and Microsoft isn’t slowing down.
Getting Started with SharePoint
Microsoft Teams is always evolving, and I’m excited to share some details about their latest update: a new Microsoft Teams combined chats and channel experience designed to make collaboration and communication even smoother. In this post, I’ll Walk you through the key updates, what they mean for everyday