Thinking about ergonomics & overall wellness – Part 3
In part 2 of this series I talked about making work & life balance which I think is a good lead in to this topic… Read More »Thinking about ergonomics & overall wellness – Part 3
In part 2 of this series I talked about making work & life balance which I think is a good lead in to this topic… Read More »Thinking about ergonomics & overall wellness – Part 3
In part 1 of this series I talked about the upcoming Microsoft Ignite conference and the Table Talk that I will be participating in. I… Read More »Making Work & Life balance – Part 2
Microsoft Ignite is just around the corner and I am excited to be a part of the event once again. I have been honored to… Read More »Working from home – How are other people doing it? – Part 1
I wrote an article back in 2016 about things to think about for Microsoft Ignite in Atlanta. I decided that it is time to refresh… Read More »6 more tips & tricks for Microsoft Ignite 2019
I’ve been talking about SharePoint Conference North America seemingly forever & it is now less than 2 weeks away, and barreling down on us like a freight… Read More »SPC18 Post-con update!
SharePoint Conference North America (SPCNA) is poised to be the place to be to learn what’s new, next & top of mind from Microsoft. This event… Read More »What you should know about SharePoint Conference North America
For the past 2 years I have been honored to be the Speaker co-chair for the SharePoint Intersections Conference with Dan Holme. This year SharePoint… Read More »Ignite is sold out?!? Now what?
Flying at 34k feet over the midwest on my way to #SPC14 and I realized that I had not stopped to enjoy the moment. We… Read More »Another #SPC14 check list… with a different spin
The inaugural #SPSRI is now in the books! When I joined the team putting this event on I had a few goals: 1.) select speakers… Read More »#SPSRI Wrap up
We just closed out the first SharePoint Intersections show in Las Vegas and I am enroute to SPSDFW but wanted to share my decks from… Read More »SharePoint Intersections wrap up