Microsoft’s offerings for Non-for-Profit organisations
With Microsoft Cloud, your NFP can continue to focus on delivering your mission whilst also ensuring the organisation is growing and thriving with the help of this technology.
Uncovering the art of developing information architecture for SharePoint online
Information Architecture is a critical and necessary step in the planning and preparation phase of any SharePoint implementation.
Intranet Employee Experience with Powell Software
How will the return to work affect companies and employees and what practices or methodologies will influence the next phase for business?
Document management – auto categorise and classify
Automatically categorise and classify documents based on models set up by the user
Intelligent IA for modern SharePoint Intranet
Having a solid Information Architecture is an important prerequisite for realizing a well-maintained and well-performing intranet.
Go with the Flow (Microsoft Flow)
Microsoft Flow is a key component, helping to tie together the Microsoft cloud services (Office 365), as well as non-Microsoft cloud services. It allows end users to automate business processes through workflows that can be created without any coding skills by simple templates and drag and drop functionality. This is going to open…
Office 365 Collaboration APPS
Digital is constantly evolving and bringing along positive changes to the organisation. New tools are being rolled out to support staff productivity and enhance collaborative working across teams. Embracing change and communicating benefits forms one of the biggest challenges. The Microsoft ecosystem is no exception. With SharePoint and Office 365, we now have a complete…
Electronic Signatures – what do you need to know?
Organisations plans for going paperless will come to a screeching halt when you need to get someone’s signature on a document. That process typically involves printing the document, signing it yourself, faxing it to the other party, and waiting for them to print, sign, and fax it back—where it’s printed yet a third time and filed…