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/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/
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, Hisham
Copilot Chat: Downloads
On PC and Mac: Follow the download links below to install the Copilot Chat desktop app. Double-click the installer when prompted, and you're in. Windows: Microsoft 365 Copilot - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store MacOS: Microsoft 365 Copilot on the App Store On Mobile: Scan the QR code to download the app to your device. In Your Browser: Prefer not to download anything? You can also access Copilot Chat from Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat. Once you're in, try starting a conversation in the prompt box. Not sure where to begin? No worries—use or tweak one of the suggested prompts to get going. Here are a few other handy entry points:Unable to Activate Microsoft 365 Nonprofit Grant – Eligibility Issue
Hello Microsoft Support Community, Our organization (Al-Rifqa Organization for Community Peace) has been officially approved for the Microsoft Nonprofit Grant program. We received the confirmation email and successfully logged into the Admin Center using our organization account: **Admin email**: email address removed for privacy reasons However, when we try to access or assign the Microsoft 365 Business Premium Grant license from the Admin Center, we receive this message: **"You are not eligible to buy this product"** We kindly request assistance to resolve this issue so we can begin using the licensed services. Thank you very much. Best regards, Alaa Al-Hemeri Al-Rifqa Organization for Community PeaceReady to accelerate your Zero Trust journey? Discover what’s next
For admins | 1-minute read Zero Trust isn’t just a security buzzword—it’s the new baseline for protecting your organization in a world where threats are always evolving. But what does it really take to move from strategy to action? Find out by reading our recent blog, Accelerate your Zero Trust journey: Using the Microsoft Zero Trust workshop for impact on the M365 Accelerator site. In it, we break down some of the real-world challenges IT admins face and show how this hands-on workshop can help you build a clear roadmap forward. For example, learn how you can use the workshop to: Assess and improve your security posture by evaluating your organization’s current security maturity across six critical Zero Trust pillars (Identity, Devices, Data, Network, Infrastructure, Security Operations), identify gaps, and prioritize actions for improvement. Drive cross-team alignment and executive buy-in by bringing together stakeholders from security, infrastructure, networking, and compliance for communication, consensus building, and creating a data-driven roadmap that resonates with leadership. Turn security strategy into actionable results with practical steps for leveraging the Zero Trust Workshop to transform security from a reactive task into a proactive, strategic advantage for your organization. Next steps Ready to move beyond theory and see how Microsoft’s approach can help you secure identities, apps, and data? Then Accelerate your Zero Trust journey is your next must-read. Get the full story and workshop details here.
