SharePoint

As you may know, Microsoft has announced some improvements on OneDrive for Business – such as a new synchronization client and a new web UI (see https://blog.onedrive.com/meet-the-new-onedrive-for-business/) If you have enabled First Preview for your tenant (all organization or selected users) you may already have the new web UI available as per below Each user […]

As you may know, you can synchronize your content store in SharePoint or SharePoint Online to your local client to keep it available while offline (thanks to the OneDrive for Business client). With SharePoint Online, you can now restrict this feature to only domain joined client; this will help you to ensure sensitive data is

An update is currently being deployed on SharePoint which will allows IT administrator to restrict external sharing to be validated only by the original email which sent the invitation. To enable this, you must connect to your SharePoint tenant using PowerShell and set the RequireAcceptingAccountMatchInvitedAccount to TRUE (by default this is set to FALSE) To

After announcing that there will be no need to be worried about storage quota (see http://blog.hametbenoit.info/2015/04/03/office-365-sharepoint-online-no-need-to-be-worry-of-site-storage-quotas/) and an almost unlimited storage space for OneDrive for Business, now Microsoft is announcing a huge increase for SharePoint Online sites. It used to be 10 Gb + 500 Mb per licensed user, now it will be 1 To

This has always been a pain for SharePoint Online administrators: setting up correct storage quotas when creating a new site (to get the longest time before being asked to extend) AND indeed extending the quotas when the site start reaching his limited storage. This is (or will be soon) no longer a pain as Microsoft