My name is Ricardo Magalhães and i write this technical talk blog from Portugal. Microsoft 265, Office 365, SharePoint (Online, 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003), CMS and other technologies, problems and solutions I come accross.
The evolution of Office 365 is constant and applications are evolving so Skype for Business already has defined its end of line, the capability will be supported by Teams.
If you are not checking out Teams start doing it, because it is already the path for collaborative work.
Check the details here:
According to ZDNet
“Hacker groups are attacking Microsoft SharePoint servers to exploit a recently patched vulnerability and gain access to corporate and government networks, according to recent security advisories sent out by Canadian and Saudi Arabian cybersecurity agencies.” find out more in the ZDNet Post.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-sharepoint-servers-are-under-attack/
Vlad Catrinescu has written a post alerting for the situation of Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in SharePoint Servers. Do get the latest patches and solve the problem before it hits you.
Microsoft Graph data connect is generally available, and Microsoft Graph toolkit is in public preview.
New maintenance release of the SharePoint Framework 1.8.2 with official support for Node.js 10
https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-dev-docs/wiki/SharePoint-Framework-v1.8.2-release-notes
PowerApps moving forward providing new and better capability to the developers community.
Microsoft vision on Build 2019: Azure, Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365 and Gamming. Very exciting times to be in a tech company helping the organizations move forward.
Microsoft 365 helping organizations become more productive, collaborative and to innovate.
One of the challenges that organizations have with SharePoint is with the evolution, it is a normal situation were an organization keeps the investment on the same version of SharePoint for several years, but them is faced with the product support lifecycle. This means that a specific SharePoint version will have Microsoft’s support end at a given time, so with this situation what to do with the content and applications that exist?
Read my article in LinkedIn, were I talk about this and provide some solutions.
You can find my article here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sharepoint-early-versions-what-do-them-ricardo-magalh%C3%A3es/
With the new version of SharePoint 2016, there are a lot of changes happening.
Microsoft has provided a short video on SharePoint, enjoy!
Tech Talk PT 