I’ve been chatting with a few friends and customer recently about Office 365 Education and it is interesting to hear what different people have to say about the product, where they are and where to go to next with the cloud. As a result of this I’ve put together a survey which I’m hoping you … Continue reading 2018 Office 365 Education Survey
In the past month Microsoft announced changes to their licensing model for education. Also known as the EES license (Enrollment for Education Solutions), the changes come under the same name but have a completely different focus. The changes will enable you to get more out of Office 365 and other products and services in the … Continue reading Introducing Microsoft 365 Education
All the latest news from Microsoft Education and the Ignite Conference What a week it has been for the education team and Office 365 with way to many announcements for us to get into in this post. The Microsoft Education team announced Microsoft 365 Education along with some licensing changes from the 1st October, some of … Continue reading Latest updates from Office 365 Education – September 2017
It’s the normal blog post for the 1st July, but this year, what makes it extra special is that it is the 10th award I have recieved. Thanks to everyone who supports me in giving to the community and I hope we can work together to achieve more in the next 12 months. Continue reading Awarded MVP – 10 Years #mvpbuzz
#UPDATED 8th June 2017 Microsoft have been using User Voice to gage your input and development ideas for their products over the last few years but there are lot of them out there than you realise *trust me there are a lot more than I had realised and I’m sure I’ve missed a lot too. … Continue reading Collection of all Microsoft User Voices
It was a delight to be able to represent both BFC Networks and Pugh Computers at the recent Cynhadledd Technegol ColegauCymru Annual Technical Conference (Welsh Colleges Annual Technical Conference). It is the only time during the year I get to speak solely to a college audience and with the conference in the valleys of Wales but it … Continue reading Presentation: Why you still need Azure AD even if you are Google
In recent years we have seen Microsoft announce data centres across the world and more importantly for my point of view a set of them in the UK. Azure services can now be purchased to house your services in the UK with new Office 365 tenants being created in the these new data centres. Did … Continue reading Ensure your Office 365 Data Moves to the UK
In a month of announcements and events including Microsoft Build and The SharePoint Summit we have another event for those interested in the education space. Looking at different reports there are guesses around announcements such as Windows Cloud, new Surface devices however I’m hoping for the announcement and general release of Microsoft Classroom, Intune for … Continue reading Microsoft Education Online Event 2nd May #MicrosoftEdu
I’m delighted to presenting at the next UK Community Day on the 23rd March. Do you want to come and join us with a great set of speakers including Steve Smith, Neil Hodgkinson, Penny Coventry, Heath Groves and Brett Lonsdale? If you do come and register now on the site and we hope to see you … Continue reading Speaking at UK Community Day – 23rd March
I’m delighted to be speaking at the 2016 Microsoft Ignite conference in late September. Over the course of two sessions I’ll be focusing on how the education sector are using Office 365 in two different ways. Be ready for how the millennial generation are using Office 365 Meetup: Education meetup for schools, colleges or those … Continue reading Speaking at Microsoft Ignite
