Hello SharePointers and welcome to the ninth newsletter of 2016! We will cover news about SharePoint 2016, Office 365 and Yammer as well as upcoming events.
***Build 2016 is coming to San Francisco and the Moscone Center March 30 – April 1***
Build 2016 is coming to San Francisco and the Moscone Center March 30 – April 1. Watch the keynotes, live, here:
You can also view all videos on Channel9 here: http://ift.tt/1WPnqnG
*** FREE Webinar: What do YOU get from SharePoint Hybrid? – May 5th, 2016***
Every time you see a blog post about SharePoint 2016, you see the word hybrid. But what exactly is a hybrid infrastructure and what features does the business user get? In this webinar we will look at SharePoint Hybrid from a business user point of view to understand what features we get out of it.
http://spvlad.com/hybridWebinar
*** Send Email from PowerShell in Office 365***
In order to automate some tasks in Office 365 with PowerShell, sometimes you may want to send a confirmation email or a daily report by email. Luckily, there is an easy PowerShell cmdlet called “Send-MailMessage” that allows you to send an email with Exchange Server. You can also do that in Office 365, but with some small tweaks.
*** Need to evaluate SharePoint Search Topology? ***
Check out those new PowerShell reports on how to make sure you Search Topology is running perfectly!
*** Often used PowerShell Command for SharePoint Administrator.***
This post brings you a list of common and useful PowerShell cmdlets for the SharePoint Admin
*** Cloud hybrid search considerations ***
This blog post describes some limitations that you need to consider before implementing cloud hybrid search in your organization.
*** 10 questions to ask your users before you create a SharePoint Site for them ***
These are the same 10 questions Gregory Zelfond asks his current clients before he create anything for them in SharePoint. He also would explains the reason for each question and what the answers would yield you in terms of the information you might need to provision the sites in SharePoint.
by Vlad Catrinescu via Everyone's Blog Posts - SharePoint Community
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