In today’s world and the current corporate situation numerous enterprises have rolled out OneNote went from a single app to two apps (OneNote and OneNote for Windows 10), but is now returning to a single app once again thanks to advances in Windows and Office. This session will share the latest OneNote news, help prepare you for the shift back to OneNote (formerly OneNote 2016), and highlight some of the best features OneNote has to offer for individuals and teams taking and sharing notes (and more!).
I’ve had a great privilege of attending Collab365 events before, such as their 24-hour global conference in 2017. I’m stunned by not only the quality of the sessions and the Microsoft professionals presenting them, but also by the technical execution and professionalism of the entirely virtual event.
This year, I’ll still be cheering (and probably live-tweeting) in the audience, but I also have the great honor of getting to share my love letter to OneNote as a session. “You’re the one, OneNote!” will be part of the #GlobalCon1 lineup, and I hope you’ll be able to tune in. It’s one of my absolute favorite apps and I’ve got a TON of tips to share (as well as a recording of the session with a companion e-book included for those who upgrade from the free pass to get the all-access pass).
Of all the professional development and self-investment you’ll do this year, make the #GlobalCon1 (and 2, 3, and 4) part of your plan. The value is unmatched, and your experience will undoubtedly inspire and push you to the next level.
#GlobalCon1 Registration Links:
You can register for free (while free passes last), or upgrade to the All-Access Pass.
I’m honored to be among many fantastic presenters for SharePoint Fest Seattle. When first learning SharePoint, SharePoint Fest Seattle was the first big conference I attended. I was an administrative associate at the time. I remember attending a workshop on SharePoint Designer workflows by Vlad Catrinescu and thinking it was the coolest thing I’d ever seen.
Each night of the conference, I’d stay up late working on things I’d learned or ideas I’d gotten during the day. After the conference, I dove all in and ended up working full-time in SharePoint. My job transformed into a SharePoint Business Analyst role. Fast forward, now I’m a Microsoft MVP, Microsoft 365 Certified Enterprise Administrator Expert, author, blogger, user group leader, and a SharePoint Systems Engineer at LMH Health.
I’m continually wowed and re-energized by all that’s coming out of Microsoft. And I’m excited to be on the other side of the podium for a few sessions this year, sharing some of my favorite topics. And, as always, I’m looking forward to sitting in the audience as well for what is certainly one of the year’s best professional development opportunities.
Come discover how SharePoint Fest Seattle can expedite your career growth through professional development and inspiration. Register today at https://www.sharepointfest.com/Seattle/ and use code Chamberlain100 to save $100 off your pass.
I’ll be presenting these three sessions, as well as sitting at the “Ask the Experts” booth a couple times. I hope I’ll see you there!
INT102 – Building the Intranet of the Future: Using SharePoint to Empower Collaboration
Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint.
We’ll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.
CM202 – SharePoint wizardry for content management, archiving & retention
Are your muggles muddying up your servers and site storage with duplicate files, pictures from a 2008 staff party and files named “April” in folders called “Jane’s stuff”?
Learn how to most effectively destroy the 8th horcrux using out-of-the-box functionality in SharePoint brewed with bits of governance, content strategy and just a little help from SharePoint Designer to help automate processes. It’s just like magic!
BV303 – You’re the one, OneNote!
Are you looking for more productivity in your life? Sticky notes leaving you…unsatisfied?
Sit back and enjoy this journey through the sweetest productivity story ever told, where you’ll be inspired to take “note” of new ways of working more efficiently day-to-day with OneNote. When it comes to working smarter and not harder, OneNote is the one.
As information technology professionals, it’s critically important that we stay up-to-date and practiced in our respective technologies. The North American Collaboration Summit allows you to do just that, and at a fraction of the cost of other premium conferences.
Why you should be registering for the North American Collaboration Summit 2019
One of the greatest things about this conference is that you get to interact with the best and brightest minds in our industry. The very same speakers that you’d meet at other big-name conferences.
A 60-second preview of 8 North American Collaboration Summit 2019 speakers
Oh, and did I mention I’ll be speaking there for the first time? I’m honored to be speaking alongside some incredible professionals and am excited to share a favorite session of mine, “SharePoint Wizardry for Content Management, Archiving, and Retention.”
A 60-second preview of my session at the North American Collaboration Summit 2019
What are you waiting for? Register now, and I’ll see you in March.
If you’re in the Kansas City area, register for the Jan 14th KC O365 User Group meeting. They meet at Water One (10747 Renner Boulevard in Lenexa). I’ll be giving away a signed copy of my book in a drawing, and selling additional copies (also signed) for $10 (cash or card).
I’m excited to be returning to speak at the first-ever SharePoint Saturday (SPS) event at which I spoke. Omaha is such a fun city, and has one of the best zoos around. Be sure to register (it’s free!) and check it out on Saturday, April 7. Here are the two sessions at which I hope I’ll get to meet you:
Happy new year! My first speaking engagement of the year is coming up January 20th at SPS St. Louis. If you’re nearby, be sure to register (it’s free!) and check it out on Saturday, Jan 20. Here are the three sessions at which you’ll find me:
I hope to see some of you this Saturday at SPS Kansas City, where I’ll be sharing an overview and demos on using workflows to improve business processes. Here’s what you can expect from me:
Let Microsoft Flow and SharePoint Designer Workflows Do the Work
Your team members would appreciate getting some time back. Give it to them in ten minute increments here, thirty minutes there by using Microsoft Flow and SharePoint Designer to build them thoughtful workflows that range from simple one-steppers to more complex and conditional multi-stagers, even across site collections. We’ll cover specific HR and Accounting scenarios in this session based on real-case experience at KU Libraries, including automation of some onboarding and off-boarding processes, simple automated management of otherwise complex item-level permissions, travel plan submission and approval, receipt submission and reimbursement tracking and more all through utilizing workflows to save you and your colleagues time.
I’m excited to be a part of the speaker lineup next weekend at SPS Baltimore. If you’re nearby, be sure to register (it’s free!) and check it out on Saturday, May 20. At the time of this post, there’s just one ticket left! Here’s what you can expect from me:
Let Microsoft Flow and SharePoint Designer Workflows Do the Work
Your team members would appreciate getting some time back. Give it to them in ten minute increments here, thirty minutes there by using Microsoft Flow and SharePoint Designer to build them thoughtful workflows that range from simple one-steppers to more complex and conditional multi-stagers, even across site collections. We’ll cover specific HR and Accounting scenarios in this session based on real-case experience at KU Libraries, including automation of some onboarding and off-boarding processes, simple automated management of otherwise complex item-level permissions, travel plan submission and approval, receipt submission and reimbursement tracking and more all through utilizing workflows to save you and your colleagues time.
I’m thrilled to have my first external speaking engagement lined up at SPS Omaha. If you’re nearby, be sure to register (it’s free!) and check it out on Saturday, April 22. Here’s what you can expect from me:
Upgrading Your Intranet: Planning and Building a New Intranet in SharePoint
There are a number of advantages to deciding to move your intranet to SharePoint. Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity are just a few of these. We’ll discuss avoiding creating a file dump by rethinking forms, automation capabilities, organizational structures, and permissions. We’ll also touch on proper planning measures such as developing naming conventions and metadata standards to make your intranet more powerful and accessible.
Let Microsoft Flow and SharePoint Designer Workflows Do the Work
Let Microsoft Flow and SharePoint Designer Workflows Do the Work
Upgrading Your Intranet: Planning and Building a New Intranet in SharePoint