I tried out PowerPoint Presenter Coach for the first time this morning and I’m super impressed. Presenter Coach evaluates your pacing, pitch, your use of filler words like umm, informal speech, euphemisms, and culturally sensitive terms, and it detects when you’re being overly wordy or are simply reading the text on a…
Leave a CommentI was asked on Friday if we can set up a meeting whereby at a certain point of the meeting, certain members of the meeting would be asked to leave, as the second half was confidential. The obvious answer is two meetings, but the preference of the meeting organiser was…
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Leave a CommentI love the security tools that come with the M365 and O365 E5 plans but I’ve always felt there were too many separate, and largely unintegrated, tools. For this reason, I was very excited when Azure Sentinel came along as Microsoft’s cloud SIEM as it can consume and analyse data…
1 CommentTranscriptions on recorded Teams meeting is a fantastically useful feature but it needs to be turned on and configured. When this feature is used and a recording is played back, one can search for particular words used in the meeting. This is really useful when you want to find that…
Leave a CommentAt the recent Microsoft Ignite The Tour Johannesburg, I was introduced to MVP Nicolas Blank. During the conference we had several conversations regarding content creation with regards to blogging and his podcast; the fear of pressing publish; and imposter syndrome. During these conversations, we discussed the pace that IT is…
Leave a CommentAn interesting issue arose today regarding attendance registers for meetings conducted on Microsoft Teams. One of the obvious advantages of Teams is that it is not necessary for everyone to be in the same building, however from a regulatory standpoint most meetings I attend need an attendance register as proof…
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