With InfoPath support ending July 14th 2026, organisations need a clear path forward. Discover how to choose the right migration approach, preserve workflows, and modernise forms without unnecessary complexity.
Not every InfoPath form should follow the same migration path. Discover when Power Apps makes sense, when Lightning Forms is the better fit, and how Form Studio and Lightning Tools Actions complete the picture.
SharePoint storage continues to grow across Microsoft 365 environments. While tools like the SharePoint Admin Agent improve visibility, organisations also need the ability to take action. Learn how actionable storage governance helps administrators and site owners keep SharePoint environments healthy.
SharePoint turns 25 in March 2026. I didn’t plan to spend most of my career alongside it — but from teaching early versions and writing books, to building Lightning Tools and surviving every platform reinvention, here’s what 25 years of SharePoint looks like when you’ve actually lived through it.
Legacy SharePoint forms are no longer a future concern. In SharePoint Online, InfoPath-based forms will stop working. On-premises, they are already unsupported. This post explains why rebuilding forms isn’t enough — and why migrating the underlying XML data is the real key to modernising safely.
Communication doesn’t usually fail dramatically — it degrades quietly. Fragmented conversations slow decisions, deepen silos, and obscure context. Cleaner communication restores clarity and shared understanding.
Broken permissions, oversharing, and duplicate files quietly increase SharePoint risk. This webinar shows how to clean up access, prepare for Copilot, and reduce storage cost — without slowing collaboration.
Hitting SharePoint storage limits rarely happens overnight. It’s the result of years of unchecked versions, duplicate files, and unmanaged Teams. Learn what Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 really give you, the warning signs you’re close to the limit, and how to regain control before storage becomes a business problem.
To reduce complexity, improve adoption, and deliver real outcomes, we’ve grouped our products into three focused bundles—Governance & Control, Forms & Automation, and Engagement & Intranet. Each bundle solves a distinct business problem on its own, and together they create a joined-up, business-led approach to running SharePoint and Microsoft 365 at scale—without disconnected products, unnecessary complexity, or losing control.