Office365 User Group - April 2019

Had a very interactive discussion with the Columbus Office365/SharePoint User Group this month. Slides posted below. We discussed some of the ways that SharePoint has changed over the years, and agreed that today's SharePoint [Online] brings a lot of new value to the collaboration landscape, even if it means us SharePoint Old-Heads have to sometimes change the way we're used to doing things. :)

Columbus SharePoint User Group - April 2019 from Ricardo Wilkins

ICYMI - here's the "promo ad" I posted to LinkedIn:

Talking Teams with the Columbus Office365 User Group

Here's my presentation I delivered to the Columbus Office365 User Group this month:

Microsoft Teams - The Missing Manual from Ricardo Wilkins

SharePoint Cincy 2018

Great time presenting this week at SharePoint Cincy 2018! Slides below:

SharePoint Cincy 2018 - Site Management - Notes from the Field from Ricardo Wilkins

Office365 Security & Compliance at the BSPUG

**UPDATE: I'll be giving this talk again at SharePoint Saturday Cincinnati on Oct 14th 2017!**

Thanx to the Buckeye SharePoint User Group for letting me come speak on security and compliance in the Microsoft cloud!

You can find a summary of this talk over on the CEI Blog, or find the slides below:

When Your CISO Says No - Security & Compliance in Office 365 from Ricardo Wilkins

DogFood 2016 presentation posted

Below is the link to my “SharePoint, PowerApps, Flow and Azure Functions” presentation from this year’s DogFood Conference. I had a room packed with attendees interested in trying to figure out what all this new stuff is all about. Look forward to future posts from me on these topics!

SharePoint, PowerApps, Flow and Azure Functions - What Does It All Mean? from Ricardo Wilkins

Speaking at DogFood Con 2016

I just learned I’ve been selected to be one of the speakers at this year’s Microsoft DogFood Conference! My topic will be:

SharePoint, PowerApps, Flow and Azure Functions - What Does it All Mean?


I’ve given talks at DogFood in years past (2015, 2013, 2012) and have enjoyed it each time. I’m looking forward to this year, and you should too!

Don’t forget to install InfoPath

Today’s the day when InfoPath gets it’s first official punch in the gut – Office 2016 has been released today, and as promised does not include InfoPath as part of the install.

But as we know (and will learn more about on October 10th) InfoPath ain’t dead yet.

So, after your Office 2016 install finishes, be sure to take the additional step of separately downloading the standalone InfoPath 2013 install.