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The Future of SharePoint AI, Agents, and Smarter Collaboration (2025 Update)
Microsoft is transforming SharePoint into far more than a content management system — it’s becoming a dynamic, AI-powered platform that organizes, cleans, and amplifies the knowledge inside your organization. At the heart of this evolution are new Copilot and AI Agent capabilities designed to make content creation, governance, and discovery faster, easier, and smarter. Here’s what’s new and what it means for modern workplaces. https://dellenny.com/the-future-of-sharepoint-ai-agents-and-smarter-collaboration-2025-update/Microsoft 365 Companion Apps for Windows 11 A New Way to Stay Productive
Microsoft is reimagining how users interact with their daily productivity tools. With the introduction of Microsoft 365 Companion Apps for Windows 11, the company aims to make everyday tasks—like checking your calendar, finding a file, or contacting a colleague—faster and more seamless than ever before. These new lightweight apps bring the power of Microsoft 365 right to your desktop, no matter what you’re doing. https://dellenny.com/microsoft-365-companion-apps-for-windows-11-a-new-way-to-stay-productive/What’s the Best Way to Find SharePoint Online Sites with Graph PowerShell?
What’s the best way to find SharePoint sites with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK? Is the Get-MgAllSite cmdlet best or should you use the Get-MgSite cmdlet? Does it matter if you’re looking for one site or many sites? We explore the issue in this article by examining some reasons why you’d choose Get-MgSite and others that drive the decision for Get-MgAllSite. https://office365itpros.com/2025/10/06/get-mgallsite-and-get-mgsite/Migrating from Google Sites to SharePoint Online
Migrating from Google Sites to SharePoint Online requires planning and a step-by-step approach, as there isn’t a direct migration tool to automate the process. Here’s how you can migrate effectively: https://dellenny.com/migrating-from-google-sites-to-sharepoint-online/
Subject: Microsoft Account “YuBanMe41Day” Compromised — Need Help Submitting Full Evidence
Hi everyone, My Microsoft account (YuBanMe41Day) was recently compromised after I fell for a phishing scam. I know it was a mistake, and I’m doing everything I can to recover the account. I’ve already used the official recovery form, but it doesn’t allow me to include all the evidence I have proving ownership. Here’s what I can provide: - PP account name used for past purchases - Credit card holder information linked to the account - Proof that I’m still partially logged in on my iPad (Microsoft services still show the account, but I’m asked to sign in again when I try to access anything) - Account history such as purchased games, achievements, and activity - Old Gmail and Microsoft passwords and related account information Is there a way to submit this evidence directly to a Microsoft Support agent or escalate the case so it can be reviewed by a human instead of the automated form? I’m worried the standard recovery system won’t accept all the proof I have. Thank you for taking the time to read this — any advice or official contact path would be greatly appreciated. — Nesim
Tab is not visible for single member in shared channel
Hello everyone, Another day, another M365 mystery. I have a client who added a website tab to a shared channel that is linked to a Planner plan. Technically, this “plan” isn’t a standard plan, as it was created via a Loop component in the channel conversation. Very confusing, I know. So far, so good—this tab is visible to all members of the shared channel except one person. I’ve checked, and everyone has the same licenses. Any ideas on how to solve this mystery? Best regards, HishamUnlocking the Power of SharePoint Embedded A Modern Approach to Content Management
n today’s digital workplace, organizations rely on collaboration and content management tools to keep teams connected and productive. While SharePoint Online has long been a go-to platform for document management and intranet experiences, Microsoft has introduced a new game-changer: SharePoint Embedded. So, what exactly is SharePoint Embedded, and why should businesses care? Let’s dive in. https://dellenny.com/unlocking-the-power-of-sharepoint-embedded-a-modern-approach-to-content-management/Microsoft Introduces Restore Capability for Conditional Access Policies
New Graph APIs allow Entra administrators to restore a conditional access policy with a Graph request. This article explains how to list, restore, and permanently remove soft-deleted conditional access policies using Graph API requests run in PowerShell. Being able to restore conditional access policies removed in error closes a big gap, especially if agents might begin working on policies. Who knows what errors might happen in future. https://office365itpros.com/2025/10/03/restore-a-conditional-access-policy/
How to Backup Emails in Outlook?
If you want to backup emails in Outlook, the easiest and most reliable way is by using the Mails.Daddy Email Backup Tool. I’ve used it personally to export my Outlook.com emails to formats like PST, EML, and MBOX with zero data loss. It connects via IMAP and lets you back up selective folders or the entire mailbox. Whether you're planning to backup Outlook emails to a hard drive or migrate them to another email client, this tool is fast, secure, and beginner-friendly. For anyone asking how to backup emails in Outlook, I strongly recommend trying this — it’s a smooth experience and saves a lot of time.
Proposal for automated table naming (Excel)
We are requesting the development of an automated function to apply sequential, padded naming to tables created within Excel workbooks. Problem: When using Power Query to append tables, the default naming convention (e.g., Table1, Table2) causes an incorrect append order for any table count over nine due to alphanumeric sorting. This leads to Power Query listing tables in the wrong sequence (e.g., Table1, Table10, Table2, Table3) rather than the intended order. Proposed Solutions: Automated Padding Function: Implement a function that automatically names new tables using a padded numerical format (e.g., Table_001). This would eliminate the need for manual renaming and ensure tables are consistently sorted and appended correctly. Account-Level Naming Convention: Introduce an account option that allows users to select a specified format for table names. This would provide flexibility and enable users to enforce a custom naming convention (e.g., Prefix_000) for all tables created under their account. Thank you, George Newell email address removed for privacy reasons
