6 Practical Tips to Mastering Office 365 Groups
Master Office 365 Groups before they master you!
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Duration: 1 Hour
Dux Raymond Sy
Microsoft RD and MVP, AvePoint CMOWith over 20 years of business and technology experience, Dux is the CMO of AvePoint. He has successfully driven digital transformation initiatives for commercial, educational, and public sector organizations worldwide.
A sought after trusted advisor, Dux is the author of “SharePoint for Project Management”. He is a Project Management Professional (PMP), a Microsoft Regional Director (RD), and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) who has authored whitepapers, industry articles, and delivered interactive presentations to over 10,000 people in major industry events worldwide.
Learn more about Dux at http://meetdux.me and connect with him on twitter @meetdux.
René Modery
Power Platform Technical Lead at WPP/ GroupMWorking with Microsoft collaboration technologies for more than 10 years, Rene has lived and worked in Europe and Asia Pacific. He's an Office Apps & Services MVP, and runs the Singapore SharePoint+Office 365 User Group. In his role, he is responsible for the rollout and adoption of collaboration technologies in APAC.
Groups are the secret sauce of Office 365.
Groups can be confusing. Rather than being a standalone tool, Groups function as the underlying framework for how the different tools within Office 365 are connected.
Our experts will provide clarity to what you need to know in order to optimize Office 365 deployment.
Register today to become an Office 365 master!
What our experts will discuss:
The different types of Office 365 Groups including their adjacent work spaces
The interconnected nature of Groups and how their settings can impact multiple tools
The many ways users can create and delete Groups in Office 365 along with best practices
The power of Group Owners and how to help them make the right choices when maintaining Groups
Don't miss this webinar on how to get the most out of Office 365 Groups!
