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danholme
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Calling all communicators -- Help shape our product future
If communicating and engaging with employees is a part of your job, we want to hear from you. Your perspectives and feedback can help shape the future of Viva Engage features for leaders, communicators and their delegates. https://aka.ms/CommunicatorSurvey [Image Credit: Microsoft Designer 🙂 ]Re: New Library UI - non-required "Required" metadata
Hey all! Sorry we've been busy getting ready for the SharePoint Virtual Summit (join us! https://aka.ms/SharePointSummit) on May 16th. The good news is that we TOTALLY UNDERSTAND the situation and the challenges you're describing, as well as the challenges many customers faced with the 'classic' model that prevented documents from being visible to team members if required metadata was not completed. There is work being done to address the scenario. We're not ready to announce the details, yet. I'll add LincolnDeMaris and Chris McNulty to this and will let them reply when they have a chance.Re: What are the differences between an Exchange Calendar and a SharePoint Calendar in O365?
The calendar that is part of the Outlook Group is powered by Exchange. It is literally a shared calendar for the group. It integrates flawlessly with Outlook, and it has the same capabilities as any Exchange calendar. But because it's part of the group it has some additional features. When you create an entry on the group calendar, it's possible to make that entry appear on group members' personal calendars automatically. A calendar in SharePoint is also a shared calendar. While it's possible to integrate it in Outlook, it's not "automatic" and it's not as seamless as a group calendar. However, a SharePoint calendar can: Be used on a classic site (not connected to a group) or a modern site (connected to a group) Have unique security. A group calendar is editable by anyone in the group. A SharePoint calendar starts that way, but you can control the permissions if you want to. Have additional columns (metadata). So, for example, we use SharePoint calendars to track sessions at events, because we want a column for speaker, room number, session code, etc. With a group calendar, you have the normal fields (title, location, description, start/end) and that's it.What's new in the mobile & intelligent intranet: VIDEO
Want to know what's new in SharePoint, and what the mobile & intelligent intranet featuring productive & dynamic team sites can do for you and your team? My Tech Summit presentation is now available on YouTube. Share away! PLEASE feel free to put the YouTube embed code in your blogs, company newsletters, etc.Re: Improving SPO/Delve Search
Certainly, as was just said, it's our goal to make everything findable. We have a lot of exciting improvements to search--both in experience, personalization and underlying content--underway. Can't discuss any specific plans, but I can say there will be some good news for you as this year progresses, and the journey will be ongoing.Welcome to the SharePoint group in the Office 365 Public Network
On behalf of the entire SharePoint team, I'd like to welcome you to the new Office 365 Network. We are excited to engage with you, our community, in this rich, new, open and visible experience. Best wishes! Dan Holme Director, Product Marketing, SharePoint
