Announcing the Fourth Edition of the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook

Hi Tony. I very much enjoy your book, as it is a very complete source of information how to handle Office 365. As it is 1000+ pages, I didn't get the chance yet to read it cover to cover. :-)

From what I have read, I think it is written from the perspective of a dedicated admin user account in the tenant, which has access to all the admin centers. 

I manage several tenants with Delegated Access (via Microsoft Partner Center), so I'm not really a dedicated user inside the tenant. When I access te Admin Center this way, I'm missing several options a dedicated admin user does have. Some are expected (I can't do payments, add other partners, etc.), but I'm also missing links to other admin centers. I only see the Exchange, SharePoint and Skype for Business Admin Center in my customers O365 Admin Center. But in my own Admin Center I have links to OneDrive, PowerApps, Flow, Security and Compliance, AzureAD, and more.

I was wondering if you could add information (a new chapter) for Delegated Admins like me. How can we best manage tenants that are not our own? 

Things like:

- What additional actions do we need to take after we are granted Delegated Access? Maybe add our own AzureAD-account to the Azure Directory of our customers?  

- How do we connect with PowerShell? 

- What works different?

- Are there other best practices?

Thanks!