TL;DR: Microsoft is introducing a new administrative policy to add visual and audio watermarks to AI-generated content. Available via Cloud Policy, this feature targets video
TL;DR: Microsoft is launching Agent Mode in PowerPoint for the web, moving from one-off prompts to an iterative, conversational workflow. While this is a major
TL;DR: Microsoft is launching a new capability that combines Microsoft Forms and SharePoint to generate standardized documents. This feature requires a Microsoft 365 Copilot license
TL;DR: SharePoint Embedded Archival Microsoft is introducing Container Archival for SharePoint Embedded in February 2026. This feature allows organizations to move inactive data to a
For far too long, the recording and transcription banner in Microsoft Teams was a rigid, “one-size-fits-all” solution. Organizations had minimal control over the language used
For a long time, Private Channels in Microsoft Teams felt like a restricted island. While they provided necessary privacy, they lacked the app integrations that
Microsoft is shifting its security posture from persuasion to enforcement. Starting February 9, 2026, all users signing into the Microsoft 365 Admin Center will be
Identifying who knows what in a large organization is a common challenge for IT and HR leaders. Microsoft is addressing this by expanding AI-powered skill
In my [previous post], I talked about why I’m moving away from the VBA macros that served me so well since 1999. Today, I want
I’ve been in the trenches of Office automation for a long time. Between 1999 and 2004, my professional world revolved around VBA and complex “corporate
