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Welcome to the Intro Zone,

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a roadmap pit stop March

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2025 edition. This is a

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bonus monthly show that answers

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that burning question in your

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mind. What is rolling out

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now for SharePoint and Related

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Technology in Microsoft 365? I'm

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Mark Cashman, Senior Product Manager

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at Microsoft here to help

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you set the ongoing record

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straight. This month we'll focus

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on SharePoint and related technology

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that landed into Microsoft 365.

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Share a few related items

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and tease out the always

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fun teasers looking into next

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month. I'm also going to

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share some insights into the

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recently wrapped SharePoint hackathon where

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we released a new video

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learning series, got inspired, reviewing

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91 community submissions, and of

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course celebrated the hackathon winners.

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In all this podcast is

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your 30-minute pit stop to

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stay ahead of the ever

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curving Microsoft 365 roadmap. All

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right, it is time to

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kick back and get informed

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about all that rolled out

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in March 2025. We are

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going to start with employee

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engagement, all those wonderful features

1:16

that help you be the

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best communicator, especially when you're

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at the end result of

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something communicating from one to

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many, and hopefully across multiple

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devices, multiple endpoints, communicating with

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ease. Our first item in

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employee engagement is employee engagement

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is. You can now

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create pages with Copilot

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in SharePoint. Paging Co-Pilot,

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Co-Pilot. We are excited

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to announce the release of

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Page Creation with Co-Pilot

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in SharePoint, Paging

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with Co-Pilot. So get

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the value of Co-Pilot,

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Generative AI plus Microsoft

1:55

Graph, which means using

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your existing word, PowerPoint.

2:00

and loop documents as the source of grounding data

2:02

when you're creating a new page. This makes page

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creation fast and easy, and it's fun because you

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get to work with a wonderful assistant, co-pilot, with

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built-in templates and design ideas. Copilot helps you create

2:11

visually appealing engaging pages while consistently meeting your organization's

2:13

standards. To do this, it's very easy. You select

2:15

the plus new button that's located in the upper

2:17

left of the SharePoint site and then choose page

2:20

with Copilot. You can then use out-of-the-box designer curated

2:22

templates or by entering specific instructions using the open

2:24

prompt box at the top. This is a little

2:26

bit like a choose-your-own-adventure Mad Lib style prompt building.

2:28

Then you just sit back and watch Copilot crunch

2:30

through the content that you pointed it at and

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create a new page that's ready for you to

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refine in edit mode and ultimately publish faster. This

2:37

was a key feature on my own hack during

2:39

the SharePoint hackathon. I took on the role of

2:41

somebody hacking out there so that I could learn

2:43

myself. Having watched the learning series, I certainly picked

2:45

up a few new tips. This being one of

2:48

them. Even though I wasn't eligible for the contest,

2:50

I did take the time to learn a few

2:52

new tricks from my peers, including starting my hack

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by creating the foundational page that I wanted to

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create with the help from Co-Pilot. I pointed it

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at one Word document and one PowerPoint, and it

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did a wonderful job combing through it and generating

3:03

the page not from scratch, but from work that

3:05

I had already done to create a page that

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was ready for me to review, add things to,

3:09

and of course eventually. publish, and then I showcased

3:11

that during the hackathon just for fun in the

3:13

last webinar, but certainly was a testament to being

3:16

able to do something very easily with existing content.

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So Co-Pilot and I hacked together and so can

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you. There's a great... new set

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of FAQs and some tips

3:24

and tricks and a

3:26

video that I'll have in

3:29

the blog post so

3:31

you can see this one

3:33

in action and if

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you have access to it

3:37

with a co -pilot license,

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absolutely give it a

3:42

try. Next up, Microsoft Viva

3:44

Connections is getting a

3:46

new news feature as you

3:48

experience it in Microsoft

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Teams. We are taking this

3:52

step to evolve the

3:55

feed experience in Viva Connections

3:57

within Microsoft Teams instead

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of a singular feed, you

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will soon see an

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expanded SharePoint news experience which

4:05

is essentially a fresh

4:07

new look that simplifies news

4:10

visibility and consumption. The

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news flows in based on

4:14

sites you follow or

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frequently access plus posts from

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people that you work

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with and other trending sites

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always within the boundaries

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of news you have appropriate

4:27

permissions to see. And

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if the news item is

4:31

audience targeted, the news

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feed will honor that and

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filter out news items

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accordingly. Boosted news and news

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from your organization's news

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sites will always be prioritized

4:44

at the top of

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this news feed. It's interactive

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too so you can

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like news items and save

4:53

them for later. Nope,

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this change will be on

4:57

by default and applies

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to Viva Connections in Teams

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for the Windows Desktop,

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Teams for iOS and Android,

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and Teams for the

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Web with one exception. This

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rollout will also include

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a Microsoft 365 co -pilot

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powered summary experience initially only

5:17

available in Teams for

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the Windows Desktop. Unique to

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Microsoft 365 co -pilot license

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users is an additional

5:25

option to generate a co

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-pilot summary of the top

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10 or fewer news

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items in a person's news

5:34

feed. Effectively it helps

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you read the news a

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little bit faster, summarizing

5:40

across multiple news items. There

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is a great article

5:45

and video that accompanies this

5:47

one so definitely check

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out the related blog post

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so you can see

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it in action and see

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what the new feed

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experience is for news in

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the Viva Connections. home page within

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Microsoft Teams. Next up is very specific

6:04

to what we started with SharePoint

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agents. One of the pieces of

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feedback we got early on was

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this curiosity of being able to

6:12

actually see the usage patterns with

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SharePoint agents. And I'm happy to

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report that there is a new

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usage reports through PowerShell where you

6:21

can see how SharePoint agents are

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being used in this trial period.

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So coming soon in Microsoft 365,

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SharePoint and Global Admans, we'll be

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able to use a Microsoft PowerShell

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commandlet. to review tenant level usage

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data for the SharePoint agents

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currently in trial through June

6:38

of 2025. The new PowerShell

6:40

commandlet which is get dash

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SPO, co-pilot promo usage, will

6:44

show usage data of SharePoint

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agents at the tenant level,

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including total trial queries that

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have been used, trial queries

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that are remaining, and trial

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queries that are available in

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tenant. This report will show

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historical data starting from January

7:02

2025 when the SharePoint agents

7:04

trial started. If you haven't

7:06

yet signed up for the

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SharePoint agents' pay-as-you-go trial. There's

7:11

still time. The trial period

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lasts until June 30th, 2025. Next

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up, SharePoint gets a new table toolbar.

7:18

The SharePoint user interface design team reviews

7:20

a ton of usage data to determine

7:22

what is easy for people to find

7:24

and use and what may be challenging

7:27

or could use a boost in visibility

7:29

and clarity. In March 2025, the team

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introduced an easier way to work with

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tables within the text web part, a

7:36

pretty common feature when you're wanting to

7:38

establish a set of information in a

7:40

simple table, or not a simple table.

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There's a lot of things you can

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do with tables in a text web

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part. And this new table toolbar allows

7:49

authors to use more easily and refine

7:51

the table functionality. So all the things

7:54

that are already existed, you can certainly

7:56

expect them to be a little bit

7:58

more front and center. course available.

8:00

You'll see a menu that is

8:02

always in focus when working on

8:05

a table and its responsive design

8:07

to boot the table toolbar will

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automatically adjust by expanding and compressing

8:11

based on the section layout that's

8:13

being used and when compressed the

8:15

table options move into an overflow

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dot dot ellipse's type menu. To

8:20

see this in action, drop a

8:22

text web part on your SharePoint

8:24

page and insert a new table.

8:26

Within the table toolbar you can

8:29

do all the table editing and

8:31

formatting including change the layout, add

8:33

delete rows and columns. You'll see

8:35

new table features like merge, split,

8:37

add space before and after and

8:39

others. One thing to note, this

8:42

new table toolbar is available in

8:44

working in SharePoint and Viva Amplify.

8:46

So the next time you work

8:48

with tables in SharePoint, you are

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going to find it much more

8:53

intuitive and faster to design the

8:55

exact table that you need within

8:57

your SharePoint page. Last four employee

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engagement paired with a new Adobe

9:01

powered update. One drive in SharePoint,

9:03

get a new annotation layout and

9:06

tools for editing PDFs. The data

9:08

proves it every time. People love

9:10

PDFs. and we love making it

9:12

easier to view and work with

9:14

PDFs. We're fans of Adobe just

9:16

like you. So we introduced a

9:19

new PDF annotation layout that features

9:21

a more intuitive design. All the

9:23

annotation tools will be in a

9:25

single row at the top of

9:27

the screen to add text, draw,

9:30

highlight, and now it includes a

9:32

new type of eraser that can

9:34

remove pen and highlighter annotations, pixel

9:36

by pixel. So really nice super

9:38

refinement. You love your PDFs. We

9:40

love that you love your PDFs.

9:43

And now you can love annotating

9:45

your PDFs with great ease and

9:47

flexibility, all while maintaining the original

9:49

content storage service location, which is

9:51

SharePoint in Microsoft 365. So get

9:54

on those PDFs. Make your annotations

9:56

and make them with greater ease

9:58

and flexibility. All

10:09

right, now that we're hopping out of

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employee engagement, I wanted to take a

10:13

little bit of time to celebrate the

10:16

SharePoint hackathon, which has come to a

10:18

close with a glorious award ceremony finale,

10:20

where we celebrated the winners and highlighted

10:23

a lot of the work that everybody

10:25

did across the world. We had an

10:27

overwhelming number of submissions on this hackathon,

10:30

and it was great pleasure to review

10:32

the submissions during this past several weeks

10:34

culminating in announcing the winners. The

10:36

SharePoint hackathon was a two-week long

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online event with six live learning

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series web steams, webinars, we had

10:43

office hours, and the competition to

10:46

submit designs and solutions which were

10:48

built with or for SharePoint. We

10:50

had four different official submission categories,

10:53

and many submissions were valid for

10:55

numerous categories. Judging was performed by

10:58

the feature owners from Microsoft for

11:00

their specific categories. So it was

11:02

really great for them to see

11:05

how people were using SharePoint to

11:07

hack SharePoint to participate in

11:09

the SharePoint hackathon. And I'm

11:11

pleased to announce again, this

11:13

was already announced, but want

11:15

to reiterate here because they

11:17

did a lot of wonderful

11:19

work. The winners. And in

11:21

the first category, which was

11:23

the most beautiful intranet home,

11:25

big congratulations and kudos to

11:28

the Marketing and Communications Department

11:30

site and custom editorial page

11:32

creators who are Richard Plant

11:34

and Malika Limbaugh. The

11:37

second category, most creative

11:39

use of SharePoint agents.

11:41

The winner was the

11:43

Cap Gemini Hackathon Entry,

11:45

an insurance company's process

11:48

streamlined through SharePoint agents.

11:50

This was delivered by

11:52

Kuntel Shakiborti, Pratam Malik,

11:54

Shinihash Das, and Sudipta

11:57

Kumar Basu. Congratulations on

11:59

showcasing. a great way to

12:01

use SharePoint agents. Next

12:05

category most useful Viva Connections

12:07

dashboard. This was by the

12:09

team Postin who brought SharePoint

12:11

intranets and Viva Connections dashboards

12:14

to a really wonderful level.

12:16

This was Stian Schfetsen, Omar

12:18

Khan, Harsh Damania, and Kier

12:21

Hostad. It was really great

12:23

to see how they built

12:25

into the dashboard experience, a

12:27

really wonderful employee experience, very

12:30

engaging. The

12:32

last category most creative internet with extensibility

12:35

leveraging the SharePoint framework the winner created

12:37

the at-v dashboard and those folks were

12:39

Fabio Franzini and Angelo Goulisiano Congratulations to

12:41

all the winners if you want to

12:44

see all of this in action we

12:46

have a great post event blog with

12:48

a lot of great visuals both to

12:50

point you in the direction to all

12:53

the learning series if you also want

12:55

to learn how to hack SharePoint but

12:57

also see all of the hacks. Each

12:59

of these winning categories has a highlight

13:01

video showcasing what it is they created

13:04

and some of the runners-up. So you

13:06

get to see a lot of share

13:08

point in action. And finally, I just

13:10

wanted to say... Thank you all for

13:13

being a part of the SharePoint hackathon.

13:15

It really generated a lot of great

13:17

feedback, great visuals, and a lot of

13:19

interest in terms of what are people

13:22

doing with SharePoint? We put a little

13:24

bit of guideposts with the categories and

13:26

some of the rules, but it was

13:28

really great to see that the community

13:31

lit up all these wonderful things that

13:33

you can do with SharePoint to bring

13:35

home what it is that you can

13:37

do in your internet. with agents through

13:40

community-oriented and employee-oriented dashboards and of course

13:42

the extensibility side. So it really showcased

13:44

a lot of what everybody can do

13:46

with SharePoint no matter what your skill

13:48

set was. So again, thank you for

13:51

being a part of the event and

13:53

that I hope it is something that

13:55

we do again in the future. Next

14:02

up, let us move into teamwork.

14:04

When you're doing that day-to-day work

14:07

with your peers, you're getting a

14:09

lot of review and approval and

14:11

getting projects done and certainly moving

14:13

things forward, but maybe not yet

14:16

finished. So there's a lot of

14:18

chat and collaboration back and forth.

14:20

The first item, you can now

14:22

add approval workflows to any list

14:25

or library in Microsoft 365. It

14:27

is now time to leverage the

14:29

power and simplicity of lightweight approvals

14:31

on any list or library with

14:34

a few simple clicks. We all

14:36

know that SharePoint and Teams seamlessly

14:38

integrate across files, lists, loops, and

14:40

pages, and now we're excited to

14:42

release the latest integration. SharePoint, plus

14:45

the Teams Approval app, which brings

14:47

you fast, easy approval tracking, business

14:49

solutions, again to any list. or

14:51

any document library. A single toggle

14:54

will get you started creating a

14:56

new approval column, essentially setting the

14:58

foundation for a new review and

15:00

approval automation. Once enabled, you can

15:03

specify the approval for the file

15:05

or list item, submit a request

15:07

which will appear in the approvals

15:09

app in teams, or can be

15:12

approved directly in the document library

15:14

or list in that new approvals

15:16

column. Once approved, the metadata updates

15:18

in the approval status column. You

15:21

can create, approve, reject, and cancel

15:23

all within the scope of the

15:25

review and approval as it's being

15:27

kicked off and during the middle

15:30

of it without leaving your content

15:32

or the context of your team-based

15:34

conversation. There's a lot of smarts

15:36

behind what's going on that keeps

15:39

things on track, avoid any list

15:41

or library edits during the review

15:43

process, and notifications are built in

15:45

so everybody's very aware of where

15:47

things are. Last. I approval this

15:50

feature. I've used it a few

15:52

times now and it works great.

15:54

It's easy to set up and

15:56

configure. If once you do it

15:59

on one list, then it's there

16:01

for you to use. For all

16:03

your list items, the same for

16:05

document libraries. You can leverage it

16:08

for any document to put it

16:10

through a nice review and approval

16:12

process with a lot less manual

16:14

processing. Next up, manage SharePoint pages using

16:17

the left navigation paint. So let

16:19

me be clear about this. There's

16:21

a new experience that we call

16:23

the SharePoint Start page. This is

16:25

often the very first thing that

16:27

you have when you click on

16:29

the SharePoint logo in the app

16:31

launcher. So when you're on the

16:33

SharePoint Start page, there's a new

16:35

experience for creating SharePoint pages. Not

16:37

only can create new pages, navigate

16:39

to recently edited sites, and duplicate

16:41

existing pages. You can now use

16:43

the left navigation pane to filter

16:45

pages related to various sites. Once you

16:48

click on a specific recent site, you

16:50

can then create a new page for

16:52

that site right from the broader SharePoint

16:54

start experience. This is going to save

16:57

you a number of clicks to get

16:59

into the site to then create the

17:01

page. and it'll keep things in context

17:03

because you might sometimes be hopping around

17:06

navigating from site to site simply to

17:08

either create pages or to find the

17:10

content that already exists as you're hopping

17:12

through looking for what it is that

17:15

you're looking for. A quick FYI

17:17

here to see all SharePoint sites

17:19

which you've started or published pages

17:22

to just go to the view

17:24

all sites at the bottom of

17:26

the recently edited list and then

17:28

it's all there. With this new

17:31

feature and the previously mentioned pages

17:33

with co-pilot Our goal is to

17:35

make sharing SharePoint pages, creating SharePoint

17:38

pages, and of course rediscovering them

17:40

a lot more easy and intuitive.

17:42

We would love your feedback as

17:45

this expands the SharePoint start

17:47

experience, now making it a

17:49

lot easier to navigate what

17:52

you want to do or have done

17:54

with SharePoint pages. Next

17:56

up, optical character

17:58

recognition. Just speak a

18:01

thousand words and with those words

18:03

you can do a ton, especially when

18:05

your system or service is aware of

18:07

them. We're excited to announce a

18:09

new capability in the Microsoft 365 admin

18:12

center that allows administrators to enable OCR

18:14

for one drive. You turn on OCR

18:16

for selected one drive groups and users.

18:19

or enable it for all one

18:21

drive users within your organization. You get

18:23

an OCR and you get an OCR

18:25

and you get an OCR if you

18:28

choose to govern like Oprah. But

18:30

truly you can scope it to how

18:32

you would like this feature to be

18:34

enabled and available. And once it's enabled,

18:37

this enhancement ensures that all files become

18:39

searchable, improving discoverability, and supporting compliance

18:41

initiatives, such as e-discovery, because with OCR

18:43

turned on and available in one drive,

18:46

of course you get a lot more

18:48

information about each individual file based on

18:50

what the OCR can detect because

18:52

it becomes then text that's searchable. And

18:55

once it's in the search engine, you

18:57

can do a lot of wonderful things.

18:59

One note here is... The OCR

19:01

is a pay as you go feature.

19:04

Turning on the OCR feature will incur

19:06

costs for the organization. There's a lot

19:08

of value in having this available and

19:11

certainly weigh the options of having

19:13

maybe a very image heavy environment have

19:15

a lot of value pulled out of

19:17

those images for use above and beyond

19:20

what it is that you get

19:22

just from the image itself. That

19:28

is it for teamwork. We're going

19:30

to move into the related technology

19:32

section. First up is just awareness

19:35

of what we've just recently introduced,

19:37

which is the Windows Roadmap. The

19:39

Windows Roadmap shares what features and

19:41

improvements are coming to Windows 11

19:44

to help you manage change for

19:46

Windows Desktop, especially if you are

19:48

an admin. This is a wonderful

19:50

place to get eyeballs on. You

19:53

can use this roadmap. to see

19:55

what's coming to the Windows Insider

19:57

program, what's gradually rolling out, and

20:00

what's generally available with estimated release

20:02

dates. Same as the Microsoft. 365

20:04

Public Roadmap, this is really honed

20:06

in on learning about what's coming

20:09

next for Windows. You can filter

20:11

on specific versions of Windows, you

20:13

can navigate through the different release

20:16

channels, device type, or the latest

20:18

status. The Windows Roadmap provides estimated

20:20

release dates and descriptions for features

20:22

being released, some features and applications

20:25

may not be available in all

20:27

regions or all languages, and of

20:29

course that's great to know. and

20:31

as a feature or a product

20:34

release is postponed or canceled, information

20:36

will be updated on this website.

20:38

So track features like recall, click

20:41

to do, improved Windows Search, live

20:43

captions, and a lot more. They're

20:45

all in there in the Windows

20:47

Roadmap and you will see them

20:50

as they track through their release

20:52

cycle and eventually onto your Windows

20:54

device and you'll have wonderful window

20:56

into the Windows Roadmap. Just type

20:59

in aka.ms slash Windows Roadmap and

21:01

this will take you to this

21:03

nice new Windows Roadmap website. Next

21:06

up, in the land of co-pilot

21:08

announcements, introducing a researcher and analyst

21:10

in Microsoft 365 Co-Pilot. March 2025

21:12

revealed two first of their kind

21:15

reasoning agents for work, researcher and

21:17

analyst. So to start, researcher helps

21:19

you tackle complex multi-step research at

21:22

work, delivering insights with greater quality

21:24

and accuracy than previously possible. Analysts

21:26

thinks like a skilled data scientist,

21:28

so you can go from raw

21:31

data to insights in minutes. Analysts

21:33

use chain-of-thought reasoning to progress through

21:35

problems iteratively, taking many steps as

21:37

necessary to refine its reasoning and

21:40

provide a high-quality answer that mirrors

21:42

human analytical thinking. Each of these

21:44

analyzes vast amounts of information with

21:47

secure compliant access to your work

21:49

data, your emails, meetings, files, chats,

21:51

and more. and the web to

21:53

deliver highly skilled expertise on demand.

21:56

There are two wonderful videos so

21:58

you can get to know researcher

22:00

and the analyst and see them

22:02

in action and start to weigh

22:05

out how they might build out

22:07

your value and use of Microsoft

22:09

365 co-pilot. Next up, Microsoft 365

22:12

subscribers can now experience co-pilot in

22:14

one drive. aka new co-pilot value

22:16

within our Microsoft 365 personal and

22:18

family subscriptions. Your subscription unlocks AI

22:21

credits. to experience co-pilot across Microsoft

22:23

365 apps and beyond. As a

22:25

refreshor, if you've not heard about

22:28

this side of our personal and

22:30

family subscriptions, Microsoft Co-Pilot is an

22:32

AI-powered digital assistant designed to help

22:34

you with a range of tasks

22:37

and activities. It can create drafts

22:39

of content, recommend different ways to

22:41

reword something you've written, suggest and

22:43

insert images or banners. Create PowerPoint

22:46

presentations from your Word documents and

22:48

many other helpful things. And now

22:50

we bring new co-pilot features available

22:53

to subscribers on the web version

22:55

of OneDrive. Consumers can now get

22:57

more out of their OneDrive files

22:59

utilizing the power of AI. You

23:02

get information to help you make

23:04

decisions and get work done quickly

23:06

without opening a file. Less time

23:08

in your files means more time

23:11

with loved ones. So now you

23:13

can expect to summarize. Compare, get

23:15

questioned answers, all the wonderful things

23:18

that if you're starting to learn

23:20

about Copilot, now being able to

23:22

do it in the work and

23:24

life side of it is very,

23:27

very helpful. Simply click on the

23:29

Copilot button to choose from a

23:31

menu of suggested actions or ask

23:34

your own question. You can select

23:36

up to five files and click

23:38

on the Copilot button in the

23:40

command bar to get started. Whatever

23:43

you need from one drive co-pilot

23:45

is just a click away within

23:47

your personal world. This is work

23:49

and life coming together from a

23:52

copilot perspective, but a really nice

23:54

focus of new capabilities within your

23:56

personal side of life, within one

23:59

drive. There's a great Getting Started

24:01

guide and a related blog that

24:03

will give you tips and tricks

24:05

on how to get started with

24:08

copilot in one drive in the

24:10

personal side of things. Let us

24:12

move on to the near future,

24:15

one that predicts with high certainty.

24:17

Let's focus on the future that's

24:19

just around the corner of our

24:21

calendars. Here are two teasers for

24:24

what's coming in April 2025. Teaser

24:26

number one. Microsoft Viva Connections cards

24:28

in SharePoint agents. Just think about

24:30

that. Those two things coming together.

24:33

The cards that you create in

24:35

Microsoft Viva Connections bubbling up through

24:37

the conversation with SharePoint agents. Pretty

24:40

cool. Teaser number two. Use SharePoint

24:42

Quick Steps to automate common tasks

24:44

and workflows. You're going to see

24:46

these in a number of places

24:49

and it's going to just be

24:51

like automating the heck out of

24:53

your work, your list, your libraries,

24:55

and it's really a nice quick

24:58

fashion to be able to automate

25:00

more of what you do in

25:02

your work life. There'll be more

25:05

on that next month. That is

25:07

it with this month's peek ahead.

25:09

Of course, more details to come

25:11

within the SharePoint Roadmap Pitstop April

25:14

2025 edition, which will be coming

25:16

out next month. We've added a

25:18

lot more learn links per feature,

25:21

plus a list of important resources

25:23

in the show notes and in

25:25

the corresponding blog post. on the

25:27

Microsoft Tech community published to the

25:30

SharePoint Community blog. I hope you've

25:32

enjoyed this roadmap pit stop, pump

25:34

the brakes, it is time to

25:36

relax knowing that you are all

25:39

cut up. If anything still leaves

25:41

you scratching your head with open

25:43

questions or concerns, please send us

25:46

your thoughts and comments. to the

25:48

Enterzone at Microsoft.com. We are here

25:50

to here to

25:52

put our and

25:55

your best change

25:57

management foot forward thank

25:59

thank you for

26:01

taking that step

26:04

with us into

26:06

the cloud the

26:08

after month. month. This

26:11

is Mark Cashman saying use

26:13

at work and

26:15

life on the

26:17

the ahead. ahead.