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    Microsoft 365 Oversharing Is an Attack Surface Most IT Teams Cannot See

    Microsoft 365 oversharing is content that more people can reach than the business intended, through “Anyone” links, company-wide groups, guests…

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  2. Microsoft 365 Governance Explained, from Ownership to Copilot Readiness 

    Microsoft 365 governance is the set of decisions, owners and routines that control how Teams and SharePoint workspaces get created, […]

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  3. Three IT Priorities Midsize Companies Keep Putting Off 

    Three IT priorities come up in almost every conversation I have with midsize companies right now: a phone system nobody […]

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  4. What to Consider When Deciding to Switch Your Managed IT Services Provider

    Most organizations don’t seriously evaluate their IT provider until the contract is nearly up. That’s the worst possible time to [&hell…

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  5. Clear Guardrails for Detroit at Work: The Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation Microsoft 365 Assessment Story 

    How Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation put security, licensing, and governance on a prioritized roadmap.  Executive Summary  Detroi…

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  6. How One Enterprise Deployed Copilot with Confidence | Microsoft 365 Copilot Readiness Assessment Success Story 

    Most enterprises right now are feeling the need to start using AI: executives want momentum, and employees are already experimenting…

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  7. Apex Digital Copilot + Power Platform Envisioning Workshop Infosheet

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  8. How to Get Real Value from Microsoft 365 Copilot

    A practical (and mildly affectionate) reality check on getting real value out of Microsoft Copilot.  KEY TAKEAWAYS  ON THIS PAGE  [&…

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  9. What a Year of Unmanaged Microsoft 365 Really Looks Like

    Your Microsoft 365 rollout went well. Users are settled, the help desk is quiet, and the project plan is closed […]

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