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Mar 23 2017 03:34 AM
One of my customers asked yesterday an interesting question: Is there any document / place where I can stay up to date in regards of Office 365 but from a business point of view? Obviously, the Office 365 Roadamp is not what my customer is looking for..he is looking for a kind of resource where he can watch from time to time what's coming to Office 365 and the business value...any ideas cc @Brian Levenson @Dean Gross @Tony Redmond @Vasil Michev
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Apr 12 2017 09:09 AM
Thought you might be interested to read this post - Found a HBR article from 1985 about the principles of change management and it turns out not much has changed!
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Apr 13 2017 09:54 PM
@Daniel Kharman wrote:
Your blog is fantastic, how have I never stumbled upon it before?
There's so much good information hiding away on TechNet - Microsoft should apply some 'Delve' to it in order to surface information one may find relevant or interesting.
Many thanks for the feedback, @Daniel Kharman! It is starting to get a little more exposure - folks are seeing posts here in the Microsoft Tech Community and links are being shared out on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. The Twitter traffic is mostly thanks to the Microsoft Tech and Office 365 communities as well as fellow community members like @Cian Allner and @Deleted :)
Thanks again,
Thomas
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