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Blogms Monthly Report June 2019.Pdf 91 Microsoft Team blogs searched, 55 blogs have new articles. 303 new articles found searching from 01- Jun-2019 to 30-Jun-2019 Categories: Office and Microsoft 365, Enterprise identity, mobility, and security, Microsoft Azure and development, Education, Windows, Operations, Management, and Deployment, Support and adoption, General, Industry, Microsoft SQL Server, Office and Microsoft 365 Microsoft Access Blog Website | RSS Feed Access is a Hybrid Cloud Superstar, part 1 - 27-Jun-2019 Excel Blog Website | RSS Feed How We Built the Women’s Soccer Prediction Spreadsheet in Excel - 03-Jun-2019 Microsoft 365 Business Blog Website | RSS Feed Conditional Access is now part of Microsoft 365 Business! - 12-Jun-2019 Microsoft Forms Blog Website | RSS Feed What’s new in May in Microsoft Forms - 04-Jun-2019 Microsoft Kaizala Blog Website | RSS Feed Update on Microsoft Kaizala becoming part of Microsoft Teams - 27-Jun-2019 Microsoft OneDrive Blog Website | RSS Feed OneDrive Roadmap Roundup – May 2019 - 04-Jun-2019 Microsoft SharePoint Blog Website | RSS Feed New Microsoft 365 Data Reporting White Papers - 25-Jun-2019 The Intrazone, episode 33: “The essential SharePoint toolkit” - 18-Jun-2019 New updates to Adobe Document Cloud show the power of integration with SharePoint and OneDrive - 17- Jun-2019 SharePoint Dev Ecosystem / SharePoint PnP - June 2019 update now available - 17-Jun-2019 The Intrazone, episode 32: “Does SharePoint bring you joy?” - 04-Jun-2019 Microsoft Streams Blog Website | RSS Feed New Mobile Features, Interactivity and More Announced at SharePoint Conference 2019 - 19-Jun-2019 New interactive video features and deeper integrations with PowerPoint - 10-Jun-2019 Microsoft To Do Blog Website | RSS Feed May Lookback—Planner and Flagged email on personal accounts - 19-Jun-2019 Microsoft To-Do for Mac is here! - 18-Jun-2019 Office 365 Blog Website | RSS Feed Recommended Documents in Office apps and Version History in Office for the web - 27-Jun-2019 How to create custom templates that work well with Designer in PowerPoint - 18-Jun-2019 Nail your next presentation with Presenter Coach in PowerPoint for the web - 18-Jun-2019 Microsoft wants your ideas on end user adoption & engagement with Microsoft 365 & Office 365 - 17-Jun- 2019 Save your Office deployment configurations to the cloud - 13-Jun-2019 Announcing a new Whiteboard for your Surface Hub - 05-Jun-2019 Office Apps Blog Website | RSS Feed 4 Recent Office Innovations that Were Born on the Web - 27-Jun-2019 Office International Blog Website | RSS Feed PowerPoint live captions and subtitles competition winners - 27-Jun-2019 Outlook Blog Website | RSS Feed Calendar updates in Outlook for Windows gives you time back - 20-Jun-2019 Planner Blog Website | RSS Feed Planner: Export your entire plan to Excel for powerful analysis, sharing, and more - 24-Jun-2019 Export your entire plan to Excel for powerful analysis, sharing, and more - 24-Jun-2019 Planner six-month recap: a quick summary of what’s been released during the first half of the year - 12-Jun- 2019 Six-month recap: a quick summary of what’s been released for Planner so far this year - 11-Jun-2019 Skype for Business Blog Website | RSS Feed Get-CsPoolUpgradeReadinessState shows as Ready, Active Front-Ends count doesn’t match - 13-Jun-2019 Analyzing XML File Content written by Lync Server Storage Service (LYSS) - 12-Jun-2019 Microsoft Visio Blog Website | RSS Feed Export Visio diagrams to Microsoft Word is now generally available - 20-Jun-2019 Workplace Analytics MyAnalytics Website | RSS Feed Workplace Analytics - June 2019: Feature updates - 28-Jun-2019 Workplace Analytics - May 2019: Feature updates - 28-Jun-2019 Yammer Blog Website | RSS Feed New guides and resources to promote Yammer at your company! - 26-Jun-2019 Use Yammer to make newsletters interesting again! - 25-Jun-2019 A guide to creating a Live Event in Yammer - before, during and after - 20-Jun-2019 [Customer Story] Is my organization ready to use Yammer? 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