Watch our Social Squared 5.1 webinar to discover how Copilot-powered summaries and suggested answers turn SharePoint discussions into reusable knowledge.
Social Squared 5.1 brings Microsoft 365 Copilot into structured SharePoint and Teams discussions with permanent topic summaries and context-aware suggested replies. Discover the new forum templates, visual editing experience, Admin Page and built-in analytics.
Learn how to build a modern SharePoint discussion board and choose between page comments, Teams, Viva Engage and a structured forum solution.
Learn how to aggregate SharePoint news, documents, tasks, calendars and external data into secure, relevant views across Microsoft 365.
Microsoft retired InfoPath Forms Services in SharePoint Online on 14 July 2026—yet a month later, some forms are still working. We examine the uncertainty, explain why continued availability should not be mistaken for an extension, and show how organisations can discover, assess and migrate their InfoPath forms and XML data before the service finally disappears.
Discover how Lightning Forms, Document Generator and Lightning Tools Actions work together to transform simple SharePoint forms into complete business solutions with approvals, notifications, document generation and no-code automation. Watch the webinar to see it all in action.
Still using Microsoft InfoPath? Watch this on-demand webinar with Microsoft MVP Brett Lonsdale to learn how to migrate InfoPath forms and data to Power Apps and Lightning Forms, preserve business-critical information, leverage AI-assisted migration, and create a roadmap for retiring InfoPath before it becomes a business risk.
Microsoft has taken a big step forward with SharePoint Site Access Reviews, putting Site Owners at the heart of Microsoft 365 governance. But can Site Owners confidently review permissions when Manage Access doesn’t show everyone who can access the content? In this third article of our Microsoft 365 Governance Series, Brett Lonsdale explores where Site Access Reviews excel, where they fall short, and why complete visibility is essential for effective governance.