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Microsoft Teams Introduces a Facebook-Like Feed and Follow Button – What Does This Mean for End Users?

As a SharePoint consultant and intranet builder, I’m always thinking about how new features impact real-world end-user engagement. Microsoft Teams’ latest update—introducing “Storyline” and a “Follow” button—brings a social media-like experience to workplace collaboration. But…

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SharePoint Content Types Explained

SharePoint Content Types are one of the most underutilised features, but if you want to bring better organisation and consistency to your SharePoint libraries and lists, they are a powerful tool for streamlining workflows. Whether…

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Sharing vs. Copy Link in SharePoint: What’s the Difference and Best Practices for Collaboration

When working in SharePoint, you’ve probably noticed two ways to give others access to files: Sharing and Copy Link. But what’s the difference between the two, and which one should you use? In this post, I’ll…

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5 Quick Wins to Make SharePoint More User-Friendly

When it comes to SharePoint, small changes can make a huge difference in making it easier to use. Over the years, I’ve worked with many departments, helping them organise their sites and improve usability. One of…

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10 Ways to Use Copilot to Work Smarter in Microsoft 365

If you’re anything like me, you’re always looking for ways to save time and work smarter. Copilot in Microsoft 365 is a game-changer—it can summarise, automate, and organise so many daily tasks, cutting down on…

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What are Pages in SharePoint and When Should You Create One?

If you’ve ever set up a SharePoint site, you’ve probably come across pages—but what exactly are they, and when should you create one? Understanding pages in SharePoint is key to building an effective, user-friendly site…

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