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Weather forecast in Outlook 2013

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Just a quick post to cover off a nice feature in Outlook 2013. Above the calendar you can view a weather forecast for up to five locations – your choice, and they can be selected from a drop-down list. Okay, …

Darren Adams 25 September 2012 18 April 2013  Microsoft / Outlook
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Tasks for teams in SharePoint 2013

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Earlier in what is rapidly becoming ‘SharePoint September’ I discussed some of the new task management capabilities in SharePoint 2013. That awfully nice chap Alan Lepofsky then asked whether SharePoint 2013’s task management was focused on individual users rather …

Darren Adams 23 September 2012 24 March 2013  Microsoft / SharePoint
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Managing your tasks with SharePoint 2013

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SharePoint sites can contain a lot of ‘stuff’ – document libraries, workflow, discussions, business intelligence and dashboards, composite applications… and tasks. People set up SharePoint sites to co-ordinate teams and to manage projects, so tasks can play an important part …

Darren Adams 20 September 2012 24 March 2013  Microsoft / SharePoint
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SharePoint 2013 – SkyDrive Pro and sharing

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SharePoint 2013 introduces a new model for personal file sharing, namely SkyDrive Pro. Users of SharePoint 2010 will probably be familiar with the document management capabilities of their own MySite, and SkyDrive Pro is an evolution of this. However, there …

Darren Adams 14 September 2012 24 March 2013  Microsoft / SharePoint
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Microsoft SharePoint 2013

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Please note that this post refers to a preview edition of SharePoint 2013 – features and functionality may change before the product ships.

Over the next few weeks I’ll be covering some of the new capabilities in Microsoft SharePoint 2013. …

Darren Adams 12 September 2012 24 March 2013  Microsoft / SharePoint
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Microsoft Surface

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If you’re this side of the Atlantic and went to bed at a sensible hour last night, you’ll have missed the ‘live’ coverage of the announcement of Microsoft Surface. I say “live”, as live as a live blog with …

Darren Adams 19 June 2012 24 March 2013  Microsoft / Surface / Windows 8
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Keep calm and deploy unified communications

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If you live in the UK, you may have noticed the trend for merchandise based on the old Keep Calm And Carry On propaganda poster produced by the British government in 1939. Indeed, on at my desk at home my …

Darren Adams 2 April 2012 24 March 2013  Lync / Microsoft / Unified comms
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Anywhere Working

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A couple of weeks ago Microsoft launched the Anywhere Working initiative in conjunction with Business in the Community, Vodafone, Transport for London, Nokia, Regus and Nuffield Health. This group initiative is designed to demonstrate to businesses and individuals how much …

Darren Adams 14 February 2012 24 March 2013  Lync / Microsoft
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A tale of two clouds

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Just a quick one, a blog post about another blog post – Binary Tree’s Henry Bestritsky explains why his company left the Google Enterprise Partner program and threw its full weight behind Exchange upgrades and migrations to Office 365. The …

Darren Adams 21 November 2011 24 March 2013  Exchange / Google / Microsoft
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Using Visio for process simulation and optimisation

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My previous blog post about Visio focused on integration with SharePoint, but now I’m going to take a look at using Visio for simulating and optimising business processes. Just about everyone knows that Visio allows you to map out workflow …

Darren Adams 15 September 2011 18 April 2013  Microsoft / Visio
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Visio 2010 – Microsoft’s best-kept secret?

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While I was having lunch with Eileen and Tim from GSX today (nice to see you both, and Tim, congratulations on the new job) the conversation turned to Visio 2010. There was no surprise about the popularity of the product, …

Darren Adams 4 September 2011 24 March 2013  Microsoft / SharePoint / Visio
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Outlook 2010 mail tips

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It’s now been five weeks since I became an Outlook user. After nineteen years of using Notes I slipped into it pretty well… yes, there’s a few Notes features I miss, but there’s a big heap of Outlook features that …

Darren Adams 4 August 2011 24 March 2013  Microsoft / Outlook
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