When a “read-only” content type proves to be “somewhat” read-only
We all know that content types can be configured to be “read-only”. When you use the content type hub and
Author: Albert Hoitingh
I'm a Microsoft 365 business consultant/architect. My focus is on Office 365, information management, security, and governance. I'm honored to be a Microsoft MVP. I like to present and share information, most recently @ SharePoint Saturday London, Cambridge and Lisbon.
The fabulous “Share” button in SharePoint 2013/SharePoint Online
The Share button has its value. But configure and use it well!
SharePoint and data integrity
Just posted a little something on SharePoint and data integrity. It’s still in Dutch, but I might convert it to
Dude, where’s my New Site button gone?
Anyone who has worked with SharePoint has looked at the “self-service site-creation” feature of the platform. This feature enables users to
Bing Maps and SharePoint Online (part 2)
Ok. I stand corrected. In my previous post (https://alberthoitingh.com/2014/04/04/connect-bing-maps-to-sharepoint-online/) I was wondering why I could not add the Bing Maps
Connect Bing Maps to SharePoint Online
One of the nicest features of SharePoint which I have come across is the geo-location field. You can use this
New document interface SharePoint 2013
If you know SharePoint 2013 (either on-premise or in Office 365) document management, you will know this interface. Ever wondered
SPC14 – Day 4 – Simple Identity management solutions for Office365
So, this really is a session for me: Simple 🙂 Office365 Identity Management contains a couple of components. One of
SPC14 – Day 4 – Knowledge Management with SharePoint and Yammer
The last day of sessions has started. I’ve started this day with a session on knowledge management. It’s funny this.
SPC14 – Day 3 – The ins and outs of SharePoint Licensing
This is the last session of the day and one without any demo’s. I choose this session especially because of