August 24th, 11:30 am Central

Save the meeting in your calendar:  Tracking What’s New and Next in *Your* Tenant

Topic: Tracking What’s New and Next in *Your* Tenant
Location: Online
Speaker: Michael Blumenthal, Microsoft MVP
Cost: FREE

Topic Details

Microsoft announces on average at least 2 changes per day to M365. Wondering how to keep up with all that? How to not be blindsided by the what’s changing in SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and more? Want to understand not only the changes that are coming to your environment this month, but also later this year? Learn the tools and resources you can use to keep track of what changes are coming to your Office 365 tenant and what processes you can put in place to manage those changes.

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Speaker Details

Michael Blumenthal is a Microsoft MVP and the Microsoft Product Manager at NORC. He helps teams of business people be more productive and ensures that the organization gets value from its Microsoft 365 investment. As a technical community leader, he is one of the organizers of the M365Chicago events. As a public speaker, he can be found speaking on business technology topics including employee experience, the modern workplace, business productivity, collaboration, knowledge and expertise management, communication and content management, cloud adoption, and Microsoft 365. See him year-round at technology events and user groups as well as national conferences such as Microsoft Ignite and 365 Educon Chicago. Michael has deep expertise in Microsoft collaboration technologies. After starting his career as a software developer building intranets for conferences, he started working with SharePoint Portal Server 2003 when it was in beta. His life has never been the same. He’s designed, implemented, and supported intranets, extranets, and Internet sites for clients in a diverse set of markets. He’s been leading teams to successfully plan, deploy, and support the broader set of Microsoft 365 collaboration workloads since 2014. Michael holds numerous Microsoft certifications including the Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert: Productivity certification and previously held the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) from the Project Management Institute. Microsoft first recognized Michael as an MVP in 2015. He has also been recognized as an INETA Community Champion in 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013. He was the first member of the Microsoft Midwest Toastmasters club to obtain the Competent Communicator, Advanced Communicator Bronze, and Advanced Communicator Silver awards. In January of 2023, Michael was recognized as one of the top 100 Unified Communications Influencers.