Bi-weekly Azure Summary – Part 14
This bi-weekly update is a summary of trending Azure topics on social media, as well as other interesting content available on the internet.
Below, you can see an overview of interesting blogs, articles, videos and more that are posted on social media and other channels:
General
- April 2017 Non-Security Office Update Release
- New reasons to make Microsoft Bookings the go-to scheduling software for your business
- What’s new in Office 365 administration—public preview of Microsoft Graph reporting APIs
- Collaboration with Office 365: Making Choices in the Real World
- Office 365 Partner Community: Focus on Secure Productive Enterprise
- New to Office 365 in March—co-authoring in Excel and more
- Outlook in Online Mode is not working as I am expecting
- Help Shape the Fourth Edition of Office 365 for IT Pros
- March 2017 Updates Released for Exchange Server
- Office Store brings you Power BI custom visuals
- Add ins are now available for all Outlook on Mac users
- Reducing complexity and boosting creativity with Excel
- Announcing the SharePoint Virtual Summit
Development / IT Pro
- SharePoint PnP Webcast – SharePoint Framework and organizational considerations
- DirSync and AADSync Support is Ending, Time to Upgrade to Azure AD Connect
- New SharePoint CSOM version released for SharePoint Online – March 2017
- Episode 124 on getting started with Office 365 development—Office 365 Developer Podcast
- Get the SharePoint site behind an Office 365 Group via the Microsoft Graph
- Restricting OneDrive Sync to Domain Joined PCs
- PowerApps – ‘List View’ Layouts For Our Data (part 2)
- yo teams: a full Microsoft Teams extensibility Yeoman generator
- SharePoint PnP Webcast – What is SharePoint PnP JavaScript Core library?
- Build better solutions on the SharePoint Framework – Rencore webinar recap, recording and Q&A
- Episode 123 on the Excel Bot with Jakob Nielsen—Office 365 Developer Podcast
- SharePoint Security and Microsoft PowerShell
- Office Developer Program. NEW value, FREE perks!
- Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security and the Microsoft Graph API
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