People are complex. Office 365 is complex. Add the two together and you get some of the most challenging, difficult, and stressful situations, especially if you are responsible for facilitating shared understanding between them.
Join Richard Harbridge to learn about actionable techniques to improve, simplify and amplify your leadership, business analysis and information architecture efforts with Office 365. Walk away with improved confidence when dealing with business and non-technical related challenges of Office 365, and be familiarized with effective tools and techniques that make Office 365 implementations more successful.
Our topics, where we will dig into best practices will include:
Aligning with The Microsoft Roadmap, Planning & Implementing for Scale, Aligning with Industry Trends, Pro-Active Planning, Visualizing & Communicating Better.
STRATEGY AND SUCCESS WITH OFFICE 365: PRACTICAL TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR THE STRATEGIST, INFORMATION ARCHITECT AND ANALYST
1. STRATEGY & SUCCESS W/ OFFICE 365:
PRACTICAL TOOLS & TECHNIQUES
FOR THE STRATEGIST, INFO
ARCHITECT & ANALYST
Facilitated By: Richard Harbridge (@RHarbridge)
#SPCNA #SPC19
2. RICHARD
HARBRIDGE
My twitter is @RHarbridge, I’m super friendly & I am proud to work at 2toLead.
CTO & MVP | SPEAKER & AUTHOR | SUPER FRIENDLY
3. OUR GOAL TODAY…
Is basically to help you feel more confident and capable when it comes to planning, executing
and managing SharePoint & Office 365 Strategy.
From Here To Here
4. WHAT WE CAN’T ACHIEVE TODAY…
While I can provide ideas, advice, tools, and techniques I can’t provide you a tailored and
targeted prescription. That’s why you and I should have a 1:1 following this workshop.
“Prescription of a Technology Practice Or
Solution without Diagnosis is Malpractice.”
- Richard Harbridge (@Rharbridge), 2018
5. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
6. INTERACTION & EXERCISES TODAY…
Things we will do today (besides listen to Richard drone on and on).
• Share One Thing You Didn’t Know But Learned At The Event
• Build Your Own Digital Workplace Or Technology Radar
• Assigned Industry Trend – Make It Actionable!
• Create A Mock Campaign (Manage Your Budget!)
• Demo In Pairs – Ask “So What”
• Have Interactive Q&A – Anytime Throughout!
7. INTERACTION…
Things we will do today (besides listen to Richard drone on and on).
• Share One Thing You Didn’t Know But Learned At The Event
• Build Your Own Digital Workplace Or Technology Radar
• Assigned Industry Trend – Make It Actionable!
• Create A Mock Campaign (Manage Your Budget!)
• Demo In Pairs – Ask “So What”
• Have Interactive Q&A
8. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
9. OFFICE 365 HAS A ROADMAP…
It’s important to understand what’s coming, what’s changing and how we should prepare.
10. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs etc.)
11. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
12. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
13. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
14. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
15. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
6. Engagement Improvements (@Mentions, Comment Notifications, Improved Analytics, Yammer, etc.)
16. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
6. Engagement Improvements (@Mentions, Comment Notifications, Improved Analytics, Yammer, etc.)
7. New Web Parts (Youtube, Countdown, My Recent Docs, My Frequent Sites, Code Snippet, Markdown, etc.)
17. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
6. Engagement Improvements (@Mentions, Comment Notifications, Improved Analytics, Yammer, etc.)
7. New Web Parts (Youtube, Countdown, My Recent Docs, My Frequent Sites, Code Snippet, Markdown, etc.)
8. Admin & Security Improvements (Improved Administration, Sensitivity Labels, Multi-Geo Capabilities, etc.)
18. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
6. Engagement Improvements (@Mentions, Comment Notifications, Improved Analytics, Yammer, etc.)
7. New Web Parts (Youtube, Countdown, My Recent Docs, My Frequent Sites, Code Snippet, Markdown, etc.)
8. Admin & Security Improvements (Improved Administration, Sensitivity Labels, Multi-Geo Capabilities, etc.)
9. External Access & Sharing Improvements (Guest Links, Guest Users, Requested Files, etc.)
19. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
6. Engagement Improvements (@Mentions, Comment Notifications, Improved Analytics, Yammer, etc.)
7. New Web Parts (Youtube, Countdown, My Recent Docs, My Frequent Sites, Code Snippet, Markdown, etc.)
8. Admin & Security Improvements (Improved Administration, Sensitivity Labels, Multi-Geo Capabilities, etc.)
9. External Access & Sharing Improvements (Guest Links, Guest Users, Requested Files, etc.)
10. Better Performance & AI Powered Insights (Content & Activity Insights, Massive Performance Improvements, etc.)
20. QUICK SUMMARY OF SOME RECENT UPDATES…
This is not a comprehensive list of updates but is meant to give a sense of the update volume.
New Updates Since Code Freeze & SP2019 Locked:
1. Megamenu Navigation & New Change The Look Options (Megamenus, Site Headers, Site Footers, Site Designs, etc.)
2. SharePoint Page Improvements (Customize Title Region, Section Backgrounds, Page Templates, Page Approval, etc.)
3. Web Part Updates (Organize News, Events Rollup, Authoritative News, Audience Targeting, Connected Web Parts,
etc.)
4. List/Library Improvements (Bulk Check In/Check Out, Column Totals, Sticky Headers, Create From, View Format, Org
Templates and much more.)
5. Ease Of Use (Drag & Drop Navigation, D&D Columns, Org Assets, etc.)
6. Engagement Improvements (@Mentions, Comment Notifications, Improved Analytics, Yammer, etc.)
7. New Web Parts (Youtube, Countdown, My Recent Docs, My Frequent Sites, Code Snippet, Markdown, etc.)
8. Admin & Security Improvements (Improved Administration, Sensitivity Labels, Multi-Geo Capabilities, etc.)
9. External Access & Sharing Improvements (Guest Links, Guest Users, Requested Files, etc.)
10. Better Performance & AI Powered Insights (Content & Activity Insights, Massive Performance Improvements, etc.)
11. More Intranet Improvements (External News/News Links, Home Sites, Hub Sites, etc.)
21. OFFICE 365 HAS A ROADMAP…
It’s important to understand what’s coming, what’s changing and how we should prepare.
22. OFFICE 365 HAS A MESSAGE CENTER…
It’s important to understand what’s coming, what’s changing and how we should prepare.
23. HAVE YOU LOOKED AT USER VOICE?
The various user voice feedback collections for Microsoft 365 can help you understand gaps in
the current platform as well as early indication of priority from Microsoft.
24. VENDORS & 3rd PARTIES…
The Microsoft 365 ecosystem is massive. Many product companies and vendors exist because
they fill gaps or address challenges in the first party product/offerings today.
25. ALWAYS EXPLORE OOTB FIRST…
While 3rd parties can highlight gaps be sure to evaluate OOTB first. Trust but verify that your
needs can’t be met without custom or 3rd party.
Tenant administrators can take advantage of
the SharePoint Provisioning Service to automatically
provision SharePoint Look Book designs to any tenant in
the world.
26. LEVERAGING MODERN SITES…
• Over 40 New Modern Web Parts
• Save Page As Template (Page Design)
• Save/Bookmark
• Send By Email & Email News Digest
• Section Layouts
• Richer Integration With Teams
• Audience Targeting
• & Much More…
There are more than 40 reasons outlined in Office365Intranets.com to use Modern sites over classic
ones. Transition ASAP as modern sites are the foundation for most new features.
27. GETTING TO MODERN…
Using this scanner you can prepare your classic sites for modernization.
Transform classic
pages to modern
client-side pages
http://bit.ly/githubspmodernizationtool
28. LEVERAGE MICROSOFT SEARCH…
While today we cannot customize Microsoft search the way you may want, it still provides
better relevancy. Try and use both it and a classic search center experience together today.
29. MICROSOFT MOBILE FIRST…
Enable better site experiences on mobile devices. Designed for the user. Extending team or
departmental reach, notifying of comments or posts, bookmarking to read later and more…
Out Of The Box
●
30. FREE MIGRATION TOOLING…
Quickly migrate your sites from SP2013 with a new lightweight migration tool. Received many updates -
http://aka.ms/spmt (PowerShell supported). Example of something important that is not in the roadmap.
31. ENABLEMENT MATTERS…
Custom Learning For Office 365, a digital, customized learning service for Office 365 and Windows
10 that helps reduce investments in training resources. https://Aka.ms/CustomLearningFAQ
32. SECURITY, COMPLIANCE & PRIVACY MATTERS…
There are continual compliance and security improvements that we need to understand and
implement as soon as possible. Information protection is at the forefront here.
Data is created, imported,
& modified across
various locations
Data is detected
Across devices, cloud
services, on-prem
environments
Sensitive data is
classified & labeled
Based on sensitivity;
used for either
protection policies or
retention policies
Data is protected
based on policy
Protection may in the
form of encryption,
permissions, visual
markings, retention,
deletion, or a DLP action
such as blocking sharing
Data travels across
various locations, shared
Protection is persistent,
travels with the data
Data is monitored
Reporting on data
sharing, usage,
potential abuse; take
action & remediate
Retain, expire,
delete data
Via data
governance policies
33. ACTIVITY: PLAN YOUR TECHNOLOGY…
Sometimes you can direct what you want to put on your own radar. What might be landing further
out? How can we get there successfully?
Video
Conferencing
Intranet
Social
Intranet
Integrated Digital
Workplace
Integrated Voice
Conferencing
Surface Hubs In
Boardrooms
Holoportation
(HoloLens)
34. ACTIVITY: PLAN YOUR TECHNOLOGY…
Sometimes you can direct what you want to put on your own radar. What might be landing further
out? How can we get there successfully?
??? ???
???
???
Social Driven
Intranet
Integrated Digital
Workplace
Surface Hubs In
Boardrooms
AI Assisted Or Led
Contract Review
Self-Service Business
Intelligence
AI Assisted Or Led
Product Research
35. ACTIVITY: PLAN YOUR TECHNOLOGY…
What if we look at our own organizations technology radar?
Inspired by StepTwo’s Digital Workplace Radar
36. INTERACTION…
Things we will do today (besides listen to Richard drone on and on).
• Share One Thing You Didn’t Know But Learned At The Event
• Build Your Own Digital Workplace Or Technology Radar
• Assigned Industry Trend – Make It Actionable!
• Create A Mock Campaign (Manage Your Budget!)
• Demo In Pairs – Ask “So What”
• Have Interactive Q&A
37. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
38. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
39. STILL MY FAVORITE GEEKY COMIC...
Just a bit of levity before we get into a deeper discussion.
40. DIGITAL VALUE WILL GROW OVER TIME…
Our organizations have to plan to keep pace with growth and ever increasing user demand.
41. PROVISIONING AUTOMATION…
By centralizing and governing the creation of ‘spaces’ (groups, teams, sites etc.) we can improve
content organization and apply things like default metadata and pre-configured templates.
42. SITE STRUCTURE MODEL(S)
There are a number of ways to manage site hierarchy. The key is to ensure hierarchy enables
collaboration and does not restrict it.
SITE NAV
TOP NAV
SITE NAV
SITE NAV
SITE NAV
SITE NAV
HUB-AND-SPOKE
SITE NAV
SITE NAV
SITE NAV
SITE
NAV
SITE NAV
SITE NAV
TOP NAV
SITE NAV
TOP NAV
HIERARCHICAL
43. HUB SITE PLANNING…
Go ahead and plan how you aim to implement hub sites within your organization
https://aka.ms/PlanningSPhubsites
HR Hub
Benefits
Pay and
Compensati
on
Talent
Acquisition
Performanc
e
Manageme
nt
Professional
Developme
nt
“Manager
Portal”
(restricted)
HR Team
Site
(private)
Inside
Austria
Austria
Finance
Austria
HR
Austria
Legal
Austria
Quality
Project
1
Project
2
Project
3
Project
4
Modern
Intranet
Portfolio
Communication
Site Migration
Team
Team Site
Migration Team
Infrastructure
Upgrade Team
44. TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
When people want to see information in one place we would build, buy and implement
solutions. IT leads this and the approach takes time.
Build Business
Case
Secure Budget
(On Promise Of
Value)
Analyze Systems,
Needs &
Approach
Design Optimal
Solution
Build Solution
Test Solution (QA
& Then
Production)
Document
Deployment
Deploy Solution
(QA & Then
Production)
Deliver Value
Get Feedback
(Often As A
Separate Motion)
Past
45. TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
We optimize for MVP and iterative improvement today. Accelerating IT’s ability to integrate
faster and deliver value sooner.
PresentSecure Budget
(On Promise Of
Immediate Value)
Build Business
Case
46. TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
Arguably this is made much better by improvements in development patterns, as well as a
reduction in complexity of deployment/risks.
Present
48. Client Side
Web Parts
Cloud
Services
TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
The new model accelerates development considerably as we can deliver more tailored value
faster, and often avoid server side delays or complexity.
Present
49. TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
Now it doesn’t just need to be IT who is meeting integration needs. O365 Connectors, Flow,
Team Tabs, 3rd Party solutions, all accelerate time to value.
Present
50. TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
Microsoft Flow allows organizations and individuals to automate workflows that integrate with
existing SaaS services and business apps that users rely on today.
Present
51. TIME TO VALUE FOR INTEGRATION…
Now it doesn’t just need to be IT who is meeting integration needs.
Future
52. SIMPLE INTEGRATION STILL MATTERS…
When provisioning spaces connect them based on your IA and provisioning process. Example
change Outlook Conversations link to the Team. This is defaulted moving forward.
Present
Linking is still a
reliable and easy
way to integrate.
53. INTEGRATION CAN BE EASY…
Using the connectors built in, or by using a simple sync model you can connect systems and
reduce clicks, or tie processes/data together.
Present
Supported Via 3rd Party
54. PROCESS IMPROVEMENT…
Doesn’t always need to be complex. Start with simple metadata changes, move onto
notifications, escalations and reminders, etc. More iterative is always better here.
Process Details
• What is the name of the process?
• Who are the actors of the process?
• What are the systems involved in the process?
• What are the pre-conditions for this process taking place?
• What are the post conditions after this process has taken place?
• How long does the process take right now?
• If there are outliers or exceptions to the typical duration what are the
causes for this?
• How frequently does this process take place?
Process Deep Dive
• What are the existing pain points in the process?
• Examples:
• Tracking and Reporting, Exception Handling, Filling Out Forms &
Notifying Participants
• What are the ‘exceptions’ in the process?
• Where in the process are there escalation paths?
• What are these paths?
• What are the existing documents or artifacts used/leveraged within the process?
• What are the related processes?
• Related tasks?
• What is the process? (Process mapping activities.)
• What are the permissions and privacy considerations throughout the process?
Potential Outcomes
• Process Map
• All Steps
• All Forms/Documents
• All Exceptions
• All Actors/Roles
• All Reports
• Form Wireframes
• Key Forms/Documents Will Have Wireframes
• Use Cases/Usage Scenarios/User Stories
• Depending On Complexity
55. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
56. 1 DAY HACKATHON
Establishing a culture of failure is important for individuals and teams to grow. PowerApps
works best when you drive more user led creation via techniques like Hackathons.
57. YAMMER TIP: BIGGER GROUPS ARE BETTER
Events
Annual Offsite (2019, 2018, etc)
Ignite SP Saturday
SPC
User Group
Meet Up
There is a lot of research that shows designing for the consumer and not the contributor is
often better in communities. Larger and more active communities are almost always better.
58. YAMMER TIP: OFFICIAL OR AWARDED
Not just to differentiate. To improve clarity of purpose, leader engagement, community
management, diversity of participation and business value realization.
59. PLANNING INFORMATION PROTECTION…
What are the key considerations when planning information protection?
Assess Current State
•Technologies In Use
•User Behavior: Where Is Content
Worked On Today?
•User Pain Points: What Doesn’t
Work Well Today?
•Prioritized Concerns/Risks
Setting New Baseline
•Key Concepts
•High Level Document
Sensitivity/Exposure
Classifications
•Technology Considerations
•Identification Of Key Stakeholder
Groups
Improvement Planning
•Stakeholder Group
Interviews/Workshops
•Identification Of Document
Sensitivity, Exposure
Classifications & Policy Targets
•Technology Planning/Enablement
Execution
•Additional Technology
Implementation (3rd
Party/Custom)
•Additional Change Management
•Review Impact & Usage
•Automate Further
60. PLANNING INFORMATION PROTECTION…
What are the key considerations when planning information protection?
External
Organizations
Remote /
Roaming
Enterprise
• Virtual Orgs
• Partners
• Suppliers
• Vendors
• Customers
• Flexible Work
• Remote Work
• Work From Home
• Roaming Apps
• Roaming Profiles
• ERP/SAP
• Exchange
• SharePoint
• Managed Desktop
• Encrypted File Shares
• Managed Mobile Device
Mobile Device Management
Desktop Management
Secure External Access
Multi Factor Authentication
Advanced Identity Reporting
Intelligent App Development
Secure Platforms
(Mail, Files, Collab, etc)
…
61. ASSESSING DATA CAN BE OVERWHELMING…
Did you know that typically about 3-5% of all of your data is highly sensitive? How should you
assess that much data? What data do we prioritize?
Sensitive Data
What is half of your
sensitive data?
Most Orgs Say
“ERP Application Data”
While ERP itself is often highly
secure the exported data may
not be as secured…
Consider Excel or PDF
exports…
Other
Sensitive
Data
62. ASSESSING DATA CAN BE OVERWHELMING…
Did you know that typically about 3-5% of all of your data is highly sensitive? How should you
assess that much data? What data do we prioritize?
Hopefully half of
sensitive data is
now protected…
Or has a clear plan in place…
What about the
remaining half?
Other
Sensitive
Data
63. ASSESSING DATA CAN BE OVERWHELMING…
Did you know that typically about 3-5% of all of your data is highly sensitive? How should you
assess that much data? What data do we prioritize?
ERP related
sensitive data
Other
Sensitive
Data
Split the data in
half again…
HR? Legal?
Finance?
Target a
smaller group.
64. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
65. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
66. WORK IS ANYWHERE & ANYTIME…
Flexible work is prevalent – rethink your definition of a mobile worker.
67. WE WITH MORE PEOPLE…
We work with more people on a day-to-day basis today than ever before.
60% of employees report working with 10
or more people on a day-to-day basis.
Half of these employees
work with more than 20.
69. STATS IN YOUR ORG ARE ALWAYS BETTER…
If you have the ability to interpret or provide statistics and insights using your own
organizational data it is always better than industry insights.
Typical workers produce 3+ GB of data per year.
30% of a typical workers day is spent searching for information.
In a 1,000 employee company lost productivity costs approximately $5 million a
year.
Source: “The Enterprise Workplace,” IDC, 2005
Source: IDC, 2003
Source: “Hidden Costs of Information Work,” IDC, 2006
70. STATS IN YOUR ORG ARE ALWAYS BETTER…
If you have the ability to interpret or provide statistics and insights using your own
organizational data it is always better than industry insights.
20% of our IT Support people who travel do not have access to our IT policies and
support documents when travelling.
4 out of 5 of our workers do not know that we have an employee disaster relief
fund.
Currently we pay for full licensing on 7 different enterprise document
management solutions.
Source: “Support Review Q4,” IT, 2018
Source: “HR Employee Benefits Survey,” HR, 2018
Source: “Financial Audit of Licensing Costs,” Finance, 2018
71. CUSTOMER EFFORT SCORING
“The customer effort score outperforms the Net Promoter Score and Customer Satisfaction
measures in predicting behavior.” – Harvard Business Review
High
Low High
Predictive Power For Increased Spending
Predictive Power For Purchasing
Customer
Satisfaction
(CSAT)
Customer
Effort Score
(CES)
72. EMPLOYEE EFFORT SCORING
“An Employee Effort Score will outperform the Employee Satisfaction scores in predicting
behavior (and efficacy).” – Richard Harbridge (at Microsoft Ignite 2018)
High
Low High
Predictive Power For Increased Productivity
Predictive Power For Increased Engagement
Employee
Satisfaction
(ESAT)
Employee
Effort Score
(EES)
73. THE LATEST MATTERS MORE NOW…
While operational efficiency was king things are shifting more and more to business agility as
the highest priority in the marketplace. XaaS is shifting this way to match.
74. FROM DIGITAL WORK TO DIGITAL EXCELLENCE…
The more we work digitally the more what we do is captured. With AI improvements we can
better understand how to work better, smarter, and more optimally.
75. FROM DIGITAL WORK TO DIGITAL EXCELLENCE…
The more we work digitally the more what we do is captured. With AI improvements we can
better understand how to work better, smarter, and more optimally.
76. SOME TRENDS FOR DIGITAL WORKPLACES
Here are just a few simplifications of many important topic areas to understand from an industry
trend perspective. Each of these should be aligned or represented in your Office 365 strategy.
Personalization
Behavior Based
Recommendations &
Targeting
Dynamic &
Personalized
Navigation
Contextual
Assistance &
Experiences
Integration
Self-Service
Integration
Enterprise
Integration Solutions
& Cloud Services
Integration
Approaches
Experience
Engaging
Experiences
Mobile First
Experiences (Apps
Matter)
Natural Language
Interfaces & Bots
Search
Predictive &
Behavior Based
Results
Intelligent Indexing
& Analysis
Contextual &
Configurable
Experiences
77. SOME TRENDS FOR DIGITAL WORKPLACES
Here are just a few simplifications of many important topic areas to understand from an industry
trend perspective. Each of these should be aligned or represented in your Office 365 strategy.
Personalization
Behavior Based
Recommendations &
Targeting
Dynamic &
Personalized
Navigation
Contextual
Assistance &
Experiences
Integration
Self-Service
Integration
Enterprise
Integration Solutions
& Cloud Services
Integration
Approaches
Experience
Engaging
Experiences
Mobile First
Experiences (Apps
Matter)
Natural Language
Interfaces & Bots
Search
Predictive &
Behavior Based
Results
Intelligent Indexing
& Analysis
Contextual &
Configurable
Experiences
78. WHAT IS DIFFICULT WITH MOBILE?
What do you think the most challenging thing is when designing for mobile?
79. WHAT IS DIFFICULT WITH MOBILE?
What do you think the most challenging thing is when designing for mobile?
The time users spend and the activities they perform. From hours, to minutes to seconds.
80. SOME TRENDS FOR DIGITAL WORKPLACES
Here are just a few simplifications of many important topic areas to understand from an industry
trend perspective. Each of these should be aligned or represented in your Office 365 strategy.
Personalization
Behavior Based
Recommendations &
Targeting
Dynamic &
Personalized
Navigation
Contextual
Assistance &
Experiences
Integration
Self-Service
Integration
Enterprise
Integration Solutions
& Cloud Services
Integration
Approaches
Experience
Engaging
Experiences
Mobile First
Experiences (Apps
Matter)
Natural Language
Interfaces & Bots
Search
Predictive &
Behavior Based
Results
Intelligent Indexing
& Analysis
Contextual &
Configurable
Experiences
81. BOTS & MORE…
Nearly 20% of companies have already deployed chatbots in the workplace, with an anticipated
57% by 2021. Our hubs need to be more intelligent/interactive.
82. SOME TRENDS FOR DIGITAL WORKPLACES
Here are just a few simplifications of many important topic areas to understand from an industry
trend perspective. Each of these should be aligned or represented in your Office 365 strategy.
Personalization
Behavior Based
Recommendations &
Targeting
Dynamic &
Personalized
Navigation
Contextual
Assistance &
Experiences
Integration
Self-Service
Integration
Enterprise
Integration Solutions
& Cloud Services
Integration
Approaches
Experience
Engaging
Experiences
Mobile First
Experiences (Apps
Matter)
Natural Language
Interfaces & Bots
Search
Predictive &
Behavior Based
Results
Intelligent Indexing
& Analysis
Contextual &
Configurable
Experiences
83. OUR WORKPLACES ARE CHANGING…
With growth in data, and attention scarcer, finding is hard. Millennials want at least consumer-grade
experiences. Our expectations have morphed to wanting knowledge and answers, not more data.
84. ACTIVITY: PLAN FOR TRENDS…
What if we look at our own organizations technology radar?
Inspired by StepTwo’s Digital Workplace Radar
85. INTERACTION…
Things we will do today (besides listen to Richard drone on and on).
• Share One Thing You Didn’t Know But Learned At The Event
• Build Your Own Digital Workplace Or Technology Radar
• Assigned Industry Trend – Make It Actionable!
• Create A Mock Campaign (Manage Your Budget!)
• Demo In Pairs – Ask “So What”
• Have Interactive Q&A
86. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
87. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
88. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
89. DO DECISION MAKERS EVER AGREE?
This can be challenging! Especially if there isn’t a plan in place or priorities already defined.
Not as much as a kitten
picture rotator!
We need a records
management solution!
90. THE CFO WATCHES COSTS INCREASE…
Not having pro-active planning also means a lot of unplanned costs and effort.
Actually that
requires a third
party product..
Easy! Just need
to customize
one thing…
That requires the
XYZ subscription.
91. IT CAN’T SUPPORT THE FLOOD OF REQUESTS…
Not having pro-active planning also means a lot of unplanned costs and effort.
92. THE DESTINATION MATTERS…
One of the best things you can start with is helping stakeholders envision where we are going.
Concept Courtesy of Andrew Jolly
1 2
3
4
5
6 7 8 9
10
Abundance Of Helpful Data
1. Area Map
2. Our Direction
3. Our Route
4. Points Of Interest
5. Our Route Risks
6. Upcoming Action
7. Distance/Time To Goal
8. Estimated Duration
9. Current Speed/Limit
10. Current Road
What If We Haven’t
Identified Our
Destination/Goal?
93. OBJECTIVES MATTER…
Think about the objectives that drive many of your projects and programs internally. In most
organizations simply spending more time planning objectives can make a big difference.
These are not good objectives!
96. OBJECTIVES MATTER…
Let’s do a simple exercise where we break down a generic objective.
We would like to automate and improve our
‘paper based’ ‘legal’ ‘contract mngmt’’
‘contract rview’ processes. Specifically we would like
to ‘imprv request rspnse time’ by…
97. OBJECTIVES MATTER…
Let’s do a simple exercise where we break down a generic objective.
Legal Contract Solutions
• Contract Review Flow
• Request Contract Review PowerApp
• Integration with ClientDB
• Client Contracts Modern SP Site
98. PRIORITIZATION CAN BE DIFFICULT…
The simplest prioritization formula still hasn’t changed.
Estimated Value
Estimated Difficulty
I have a difficult solution. It’s an 8 in difficulty (out of 10).
I have an easy solution. It’s a 2 in difficulty (out of 10).
The expected value of the difficult solution is 4 (out of 10).
The expected value of the easy solution is 6 (out of 10).
Estimated Value
Estimated Difficulty
99. GIVING ESTIMATES…
Never ever give a single number. Why a range? Realistically if you don’t give a range it won’t
indicate how uncertain you are about the estimate.
Never Give a Single Number
6 Hours!
At least 2 hours… 4
hours maybe?
How Long Will X
Take You?
16? Way too much. 8 Tops.
I better pick something
in between…
Forgotten/Not Shared
Now That We Have Our
Magic Number
100. GIVING ESTIMATES…
So the first thing we need to agree on is that quickly estimating a ‘single number’ (without math/careful
consideration) typically leads to poor results in both setting the right expectation and being accurate.
Ranged Estimates Help Communicate
Confidence and Set Expectations
2-8 Hours!
101. ESTIMATE CONFIDENCE…
The optimal confidence level is 90%. More takes more effort and might not be worthwhile.
Less and we don’t do a great job.
Are You Confident In That Range?
ORWithin Range
Actual Result
OVERCONFIDENT
102. ESTIMATE CONFIDENCE…
The optimal confidence level is 90%. More takes more effort and might not be worthwhile.
Less and we don’t do a great job.
Are You Confident In That Range?
ORWithin Range
Actual Result
LESS CONFIDENT
103. ESTIMATE CONFIDENCE…
The optimal confidence level is 90%. More takes more effort and might not be worthwhile.
Less and we don’t do a great job.
Are You Confident In That Range?
ORWithin Range
Actual Result
90% Confident
104. THERE IS A LOT OF PLANNING…
Technology is rarely planned in isolation, but this is especially true for SharePoint. In other words
your Intranet platform is meant to be used for far more than just the Intranet.
Integration
Planning
Business Process Analysis &
Improvement Planning
Education, Training
& Adoption Planning
Enteprise Social
Integration Planning
Security
Planning
Site Provisioning &
Review Process Planning
Search Planning
Information
Architecture Planning
Project & Task
Planning
Team & Group
Collaboration Planning
Intranet Planning
& Design
SharePoint Online
Getting the most out of
SharePoint Online requires
successfully tackling key
planning activities from the
bottom up.
YammerOneDrive For Business
Skype For BusinessOffice Delve
105. PRO-ACTIVE & COMPREHENSIVE PLANS…
It is important to not just plan for a targeted workload or project/program, but to instead plan for
many, based on your digital workplace goals and all of Office 365’s services.
- Intranets?
- Extranets?
- Departmental Portals?
- Functional Areas?
- Project Sites?
- Team Sites?
- Enterprise Social Networks?
- Document Management?
- Records Management?
- Business Processes?
- Information Protection?
- Meeting Management?
- And much much more….
106. EXAMPLE: INTRANET ROADMAP SAMPLE
Below is a really simple example of a roadmap for an Intranet workload. More @ Office365Intranets.com
107. EXAMPLE: INTRANET ROADMAP SAMPLE
Below is a really simple example of a roadmap for an Intranet workload. More @ Office365Intranets.com
108. EXAMPLE: POWER BI ROADMAP SAMPLE
Below is a really simple example of a roadmap for just Power BI as a technology focus.
109. WHERE DO YOU START? CURRENT STATE…
An easy way to approach this is to do findings exercises around your digital workplace needs.
Interviews, surveys, focus groups, usage analysis, and more can help generate meaningful findings.
• Adoption
• Too many tools - Not sure what to use when
• No formal training/support (only peer-to-peer support)
• Lack of governance
• Self-Serve – Communication & Collaboration
• Self-management of workspaces is not available
• Client/Project Knowledge not shared across regions/teams
• Lack of collaboration between teams
• Lack of best practices for documents management
• Technology Enablement
• Technology Infrastructure is slow and cumbersome
• Permissions hard to implement to comply with MSA agreements
• Need direction to migrate documents to SharePoint Online
• Automate Collaboration
• Repetitive tasks are not easy to perform due to large number of applications
• Intelligent Search
• Difficult to find information within the company
• No central place to search for employees
• Employee information and status not up to date
• Digital Hub
• Fractured Corporate Communication (each business line has separate
communication)
• Lack of Single Sign-on (10-15 applications to log in every day)
Automate
Collaboration Digital Hub
Intelligent Search
Adoption
Self-Serve
(Communication &
Collaboration)
Technology
Enablement
110. THEN START TO MAP FUTURE STATE…
Once you have findings then work on establishing actionable recommendations (hopefully
with an expert). Recommendations can then be categorized and you can determine ‘urgency’.
111. EMBRACE SPECIFICITY & ANALYSIS…
You can definitely approach this with more of a user need mapped to recommendation/solution
approach along with business value and complexity to makes things easier to prioritize.
112. FRAMING ROADMAPS IS NOT THAT HARD
Just try it yourself by putting together some recommendations from this event. Then put them
into a roadmap based on urgency or even better based on business value and complexity.
113. A Lesson Courtesy Of The Mars Rover
Primary among the mission's scientific
goals is to search for and characterize a
wide range of rocks and soils that hold
clues to past water activity on Mars.
120. Pre
Launch
Launch Flight Landing
Post Launch People Think…
Have we
succeeded in
gaining
adoption?
Have we achieved
our objectives?
What are our
objectives?
How will we
achieve them?
Don’t blow up!
What feedback
are we getting?
How should we
adjust our
trajectory?
122. Have We Achieved Our Goal?
Concept Courtesy of Andrew Jolly
Achieved
Primary
Objective
123. How Important Was Launch?
Concept Courtesy of Andrew Jolly
Launch
How many people understood
how much was involved in
planning for launch?
How many people understood how
much was involved after launch?
Post Launch
124. WHY USE A SERVICE MODEL?
Let’s discuss a simplified view of why Adoption like a service makes sense in the
Microsoft 365 and Office 365 world.
Adoption
Projects
• Typically oriented around a launch.
• Typically uses point in time metrics (before & after).
• “Tragedy of the commons” risk.
Adoption
Services
• Works better with continual launch.
• Works better with continual metrics.
• Joint ownership and collaborative nature of a
service model makes opposition obvious and
public.
125. PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
How do we ensure readiness and success around adoption at an organizational level?
Organizational Checklist
Individual
Group
Organizational
126. ENSURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ROLES
Do you have people who own and lead key roles, do you have the resources that
support a role? Does the role communicate, coordinate and engage effectively?
Role Resources Communication Coordination Engagement Trend
Office 365
Project Manager
4 - Managed 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing
Business Owner
4.5 – Managed 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing
Executive
Sponsors
4.5 – Managed 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing 4 - Managed
Champions
4 - Managed 4 - Managed 5 - Optimizing 4 - Managed
Departmental
Leads
3.5 – Defined 4 - Managed 4 - Managed 2 – Opportunistic
Education Leads
4 - Managed 4 - Managed 4 - Managed 2.5- Opportunistic
IT Leads
4 - Managed 4.5 – Managed 5 - Optimizing 4.5 – Managed
HR Manager
3 – Defined 3.5 – Defined 3.5 – Defined 3 – Defined
Communication
Leads
5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing 5 - Optimizing
Community
127. HOW READY IS YOUR CULTURE?
As an example during performance reviews do your key questions connect back
to things that benefit and exemplify digital best practices? Provide examples!
128. POLICIES AND GUIDANCE
Resources can be even more complex. Do you have common and expected policies, guidance,
or content available and up to date today?
# Need
Current
State
Notes & Recommendations
Support
1
Office 365
Champion
Coverage &
Selection Plan
Current State
No, Champion coverage and/or selection plan exists which identifies
champions per business unit, office, department, team, or floor nor one that
outlines how new Champions can/should be identified or nominated to
improve Office 365 adoption.
Current Champions were selected based on their role within the different units
and to get a good cross section of individuals (executives, reception area, field
and office workers)
Recommendations:
Ensure there is an accessible list of these active champions.
Ensure you have shared the details of how you select champions,
remaining champion gaps/needs, and how users can sign up to be one
in your Campion Coverage and Selection Criteria guidance.
2
Champion
Commitment
Guide
Current State
No, Champion Commitment Guide exists that articulates the value of
champions and the champion’s community while outlining champion
commitments and benefits
Recommendations:
Draft an Office 365 Champion Guide detailing the value of Champions
and their community within your organization, the required
commitments necessary to be a Champion and the associated benefits.
3
Champion Fact
Sheet
Current State
No, the Champion community does not have a fact sheet that can be provided
to a champion’s manager to support or help in attaining buy-in.
Recommendations:
# Icon Description
1 Does Not Exist: The starting point of usage and guidance. There is no plan being
followed.
2 Partially Defined/Started: An approach may have been decided upon and is being
opportunistically applied. The approach has not been widely accepted nor adopted. It may
be informally defined.
3 Defined: The approach has been reviewed and accepted within the organization. There
has been buy-in to the documented approach and the approach is often followed. The
way this area is implemented is defined and/or standardized, but not in use across the
entire organization. Some governance is defined but may not be widely
understood/followed.
4 Defined & Managed: This area is centrally supported, standardized, and implemented
across the organization. It is defined and understood/followed. Metrics may be gathered
and reported.
5 Optimized & Managed: This area is functioning optimally and continuous improvement
occurs based on defined and monitored metrics or feedback. Assets are pro-actively
maintained to ensure relevancy and correctness. Leadership in this area is demonstrable.
129. Success readiness is something you can evaluate and it spans roles, programs,
policies, guidance, even incentives and rewards. http://Office365Resources.com.
AT AN
ORGANIZATIONAL
LEVEL HOW READY
ARE YOU?
130. Review Success Readiness Twice A Year
PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
Start by ensuring your organization has what it needs to be successful. Do this at least twice a
year to ensure you can track your improvement over time.
Organizational Checklist
Individual
Group
Organizational
131. ALIGN WITH BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
Here is an example of the technique we often use when creating objective maps
for our customers. See more at http://Office365Metrics.com.
132. Review Success Readiness Twice A Year
PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
Define specific and measurable business objectives and align those with what
your adoption service provides at a minimum on a yearly basis.
Organizational Checklist
Individual
Group
Organizational
Align With Business Objectives Yearly
133. MEASUREMENT MATTERS
It doesn’t need to be really difficult. Start with some business impact statements and the high-
level value you expect to achieve.
135. MEASUREMENT MATTERS
Break down the impact you are trying to drive into specific and measurable benefits. Define
how you intend to measure them and commit to that plan.
136. HOW DO YOU PROFILE A BENEFIT?
Define benefits in a manner that can be realized with simple analysis and initiatives,
helping drive business improvement faster w/ minimized additional investment.
Benefit Overview
Benefit ID OH-B6
Benefit Title Improved Employee Engagement For Leadership Communication
Benefit Owner [Removed From Sample]
Benefit Description Yammer and our news engine offer a direct channel for Leadership/Employee interaction. Use this opportunity to help company
executives gather insight into employee feedback or to stimulate conversation between them.
Related Business
Impacts
Improved Employee Engagement, Improved Leadership Engagement
Solution Tool Yammer
Measurement
Technique
Manual import of analytics data from news provided by the analytics solution and Yammer post/conversation analysis either
manually accomplished or based on the yammer analytics solution (based on exported conversations).
Metric(s) Per leader metrics would be the preference while an aggregate can provide averages and broader measurement of progress.
Number of articles from company leadership correlated with the number of views, employee responses, likes and likes.
Number of Yammer posts from company leadership and the number of employee responses per leadership post in Yammer.
Baseline
Measurement
[Removed From Sample]
Target [Removed From Sample]
Determine trailing baseline then determine company goal…
Supporting Activities 1. Provide employee Yammer access – desktop and/or mobile
2. Organize leadership Yammer-driven Question and Answer sessions
3. Encourage employee participation through Adoption Campaigns
4. Assign resources to monitor and facilitate the Question and Answer sessions
137. TRACK WITH A REALIZATION PLAN
This isn’t a new concept and there are lots of examples of benefits realization across the
industry. The important thing is to actually track these!
Mark Complete once Evaluation is Complete, Analysis is Complete, and Results are Escalated to Appropriate Channels
ID Benefit May 2017 Jun 2017 Jul 2017 Aug 2017 Sep 2017 Oct 2017 Nov 2017 Dec 2017 Jan 2018 Feb 2018 Mar 2018
ID Benefit Benefit Owner(s) Measurement
Activities
Key Metrics Time
Horizon
Frequency of
Analysis
Suggested Inferences Suggested Actions
138. Review Success Readiness Twice A Year
PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
Measure and review the business impact your technology and digital excellence investments
are having in the business.
Organizational Checklist
Individual
Group
Organizational
Align With Business Objectives Yearly
Measure & Review Impact Quarterly
139. DIGITAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
Ensure you build a meaningful and active digital center of excellence to provide
a singular place you funnel users towards for improvement and change.
140. Review Success Readiness Twice A Year
PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
Don’t forget to continually share new guidance on “how to best use” your digital
technologies. Especially as they continually change and improve over time.
Organizational Checklist
Individual
Group
Organizational
Align With Business Objectives Yearly
Measure & Review Impact Quarterly
Improve Digital Center Of Excellence
141. PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
Building off of organizational guidance we can easily tackle the group / leader /
champion level and the individual user level.
Individual
Group
Organizational
Group/Individual Checklist
142. BREAKING DOWN ADOPTION
Who will adopt Office 365 and when will they adopt it?
“We Need It To
Be The Norm /
Expectation”
Adopters
Coordination&Investment
These Adopters need help understanding the value change provides.
Why should they change? Sharing change stories, benefits, contest winners,
business impacts of the technology will be important to this group.
“We Need To
Understand
Value” Adopters
These Adopters need help understanding how to change. How can they use
the technology? How should they use it? Help, coaching, how to tips, training,
contests and challenges help this group of users the most.
“We Need
Support”
Adopters
Early Adopters will adopt and begin using new technology once it has been shown
to them, or once they are aware it is available. Making these users aware of
the technology and it’s capabilities is important. Often ‘did you know’ tips and
pre-launch communication can accelerate this groups adoption. The biggest need
for this group is helping them share and influence others to change along with
them.
Early
Adopters
Everyone
Adopting
(As Fast As Possible)
143. FUNNEL FOR COMMITMENT
In order for users to improve their digital skills and technology use we need them
to embrace and commit to change. It’s about more than training.
1
3
Drive Interest/Awareness
Guide Understanding
Realize Value
2
144. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION…
We need to be more tactical and granular to drive meaningful commitment.
Plan and execute adoption campaigns! http://Office365Campaigns.com
145. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION
Developing a roadmap for adoption where we plan activities before launch, during launch and
after launch is important. Plan and execute campaigns!
146. PLANNING FOR TIPS
When each day’s Yammer/SharePoint News tip is posted by a member of the tip team it
ensures that these tips come from different users which gets more people involved.
147. PLANNING FOR TIPS
Tips drive users to take action, should be themed, should be pre-written before
the start of the campaign, and can be easily adapted from existing ones.
148. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION
Developing a roadmap for adoption where we plan activities before launch, during launch and
after launch is important. Plan and execute campaigns!
149. PLANNING FOR CONTESTS
Starter List Of Sample Contests can be found in the “Contests, Challenges & Ideas For Office
365” document in the Office 365 Resource Kit (http://Office365Resources.com)
150. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION
Developing a roadmap for adoption where we plan activities before launch, during launch and
after launch is important. Plan and execute campaigns!
151. PLANNING FOR TRAINING
Provide targeted training sessions that are hands on and participatory. Even if you are performing
training remotely if the group is small enough you can create exercises and track completion.
Avoid trying to do too much in one session!
152. EXAMPLE TRAINING EXERCISE
Having everyone in the training session get interactive doesn’t need to be difficult even with
remote audiences. OneNote is one of many options.
153. EXAMPLE TRAINING EXERCISE
There is no upper limit in OneNote co-authors. You can invite the training audience or explain
permissions and the importance of where you store it.
154. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION
Developing a roadmap for adoption where we plan activities before launch, during launch and
after launch is important. Plan and execute campaigns!
155. PLANNING FOR COMMUNICATION
Define a comprehensive communication plan along with the messaging for key Email, Intranet
posts, Yammer posts or communication for the campaign.
156. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION
Having a campaign over a duration of days enables greater measurement, clearer
accountability, and simplifies the coordination and commitment needed.
Baseline Measure Impact Measure Continued Impact
157. PLANNING FOR MEASUREMENT
Example: We can see that most sharing is happening in SharePoint and not OneDrive. Great
insight is available now in the adoption pack.
158. PLANNING FOR ADOPTION
If executing effective adoption campaigns leads to effective commitment is there anything
else we should keep in mind?
159. CAMPAIGNS ENRICH COE CONTENT
The campaign generates new resources, training, tips, tricks, success stories,
and much more that adds continual value to your digital center of excellence.
160. PLAN FOR MULTIPLE LEVELS
Building off of organizational guidance we should leverage campaigns to
improve adoption and continually support our digital center of excellence.
Individual
Group
Organizational
Group/Individual Checklist
Define An Adoption Plan & Campaigns
Execute Campaigns & Add To CoE
Update Adoption Plan (Repeat)
Plan & Execute Campaigns (Repeat)
161. INTERACTION…
Things we will do today (besides listen to Richard drone on and on).
• Share One Thing You Didn’t Know But Learned At The Event
• Build Your Own Digital Workplace Or Technology Radar
• Assigned Industry Trend – Make It Actionable!
• Create A Mock Campaign (Manage Your Budget!)
• Demo In Pairs – Ask “So What”
• Have Interactive Q&A
162. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
163. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO COVER TODAY.
ALIGNING WITH THE MICROSOFT ROADMAP
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE
BREAK
PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING FOR SCALE (CONTINUED)
ALIGNING WITH INDUSTRY TRENDS
LUNCH
PRO-ACTIVE PLANNING (ESTIMATES, ROADMAPS, ADOPTION)
BREAK
VISUALIZING & COMMUNICATING BETTER (SO MANY TIPS)
9:00am - 10:00am
10:00am – 10:30am
10:30am - 10:45am
10:45am – 11:30am
11:30am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 12:45pm
12:45pm – 2:15pm
2:15pm – 2:30pm
2:30pm – 4:00pm
164. BUSINESS OBJECTIVE MAPPING…
By aligning solutions and technologies to business objectives, you can better communicate that
there is a relationship (direct or indirect) in achieving important business objectives.
165. It would be great to find content easily over the Intranet
using search and be able to access work related
documents and materials while I am out of the office
GOALS
Create work related documents
efficiently with reference to existing
documents and templates.
EXPECTATIONS
Consolidate personalized
mechanism to find relevant
content. Personalized
communication/notifications.
FRUSTRATIONS
Difficult to sift through search
results / documents to find the
relevant documents, and lack of
communication relevance to his
work.
“
KEY CHARACTERISTICS
Age
Occupation
Education
Family
Location
41
Field Employee
Bachelor’s Degree
Married
Canada
FUTURE STATE
OUTLOOK
SHAREPOINT
ONEDRIVE
TEAMS
YAMMER
CURRENT STATE
OUTLOOK
SHAREPOINT
ONEDRIVE
TEAMS
YAMMER
Judy
Consumer Persona
Straight Focused independent
ATTRIBUTES
TECHNICAL PROWESS
TECH. AVOIDANCE
ONLINE EXPERIENCE
SOCIAL
DRIVE
TOUCH POINT CHANNELS
Phone Website
Speech Chat
Mobile App
Goal Oriented
166. HOW CAN CARD SORTING HELP?
Techniques like card sorting can create shared understanding across a group of stakeholders
around the best ways to think about and organize information.
Gerbil
167. HOW CAN CARD SORTING HELP?
Techniques like card sorting can create shared understanding across a group of stakeholders
around the best ways to think about and organize information.
Gerbil
168. HOW CAN CARD SORTING HELP?
Techniques like card sorting can create shared understanding across a group of stakeholders
around the best ways to think about and organize information.
Ford
Gerbil
169. HOW CAN CARD SORTING HELP?
Techniques like card sorting can create shared understanding across a group of stakeholders
around the best ways to think about and organize information.
Ford
Gerbil
170. HOW CAN CARD SORTING HELP?
Techniques like card sorting can create shared understanding across a group of stakeholders
around the best ways to think about and organize information.
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/analyzing_card_sort_results_with_a_spreadsheet_template
171. MIND MAP NAVIGATION…
Using Mind Maps for navigational design makes this process MUCH faster and more efficient.
173. HOW CAN VISUAL NOTE TAKING HELP?
When conducting any meeting there should never be a blank screen. Use PowerPoint,
OneNote, Word, or an open Email. Take notes as people talk and facilitate!
174. UNDERSTAND WHERE USERS HAVE BEEN…
Sometimes starting with the simpler improvements leads to greater success. Microsoft Teams is
most successful when it’s rolled out with an emphasis on meetings first.
175. UNDERSTAND WHERE USERS HAVE BEEN…
Teams Meetings Rock: Meeting recordings, seeing who is speaking, muting and controlling
audio easily, auto transcription, capture of side bar and IM like dialog, action items and more.
176. HOW CAN DIALOG MAPPING HELP?
Techniques like information mapping via a specific syntax can remove biases.
177. VERSIONING MAY NOT BE INTUITIVE…
Not every user understands that there is a concept of versioning. It’s such a simple but
important message and capability that all users should know about.
Before Digital File Shares SharePoint
178. DOCUMENT INVENTORY…
While there is a lot of contextual insights on documents sometimes it still helps to assess the
kinds of documents and content you have to better plan and improve experiences.
Compiling results from 20 to 50
participants using excel
sheets/hand outs can be
painful.
If you expect many responses
use a survey tool instead.
179. CONTENT TYPE PLANNING…
Building a mind map based on the inventory and document type definition worksheets can be
really helpful in visually communicating the relationship between content and information.
180. OFFICE 365 COMMUNITY PLATFORM
This also allows us to map to models where we satisfy typical knowledge patterns etc.
181. INNER LOOPS & OUTER LOOPS
Technologies serve a targeted purpose. For communication and connection while the content
may be stored in SharePoint where we connect/communicate can shift.
Outer LoopInner Loop
Me
We All Of Us
SharePoint
Files, Sites, & Content
Collaboration
Stream
Video & Live Events
182. INNER LOOPS & OUTER LOOPS
Brad Grissom had a great alternative and more detailed way of thinking about inner and out loops
copied below and available at https://regarding365.com/where-work-gets-done-8d1d653ef48d.
183. YAMMER, TEAMS & OUTLOOK INSIGHTS
High level definitions that dive a bit deeper than the loop model/explanation tool.
Microsoft Teams Yammer Outlook
Conversation Structure Microsoft Teams
Channels
Threaded Conversations
Chats
Yammer Groups
Topics/Hashtags
Threaded Conversations
Chats
Inbox
Folders
Threaded Emails
Typical Urgency &
Speed
Immediate / Near Immediate
Primary for instant
communication and meetings -
active daily use. Messages
typically have immediate/near
term value. Messages can lose
value over time.
Near Immediate, Delayed By
Hours, Days Or Weeks
While there is a chat/inbox and it
can be responsive for Q&A
scenarios – responses may not be
as immediate. Messages typically
gain value over time.
Delayed By Hours Or Days
The modern day voice mail.
Marking as important/urgent
may get a faster response, but
typically responses are delayed.
Messages typically lose value
over time.
Typical Audience /
Group Size
Small
Designed for smaller teams
where there is shared work or
activities/responsibilities.
Primary tool for 1:1 ad-hoc
instant messaging.
Large
Organization-wide, cross-
functional, cross departmental,
departmental, and business unit.
Ideal for communities. Additional
reporting available for managing
large audiences and groups.
Any
Typically not collaborative in
nature and primarily used to
schedule or inform. Used for 1:1,
1:Few & 1:Many discussions
when the audience isn’t using
Teams or Yammer.
184. YAMMER, TEAMS & OUTLOOK INSIGHTS
High level definitions that dive a bit deeper than the loop model/explanation tool.
Microsoft Teams Yammer Outlook
Collaboration
Approach?
Real-Time Collaboration
As the primary meeting
facilitation tool in an Office 365
business as well as the primary
place for teams to work this is
the most collaborative
communication environment for
work today. Often also used to
schedule meetings.
Collaboration Via Discussion
Typically not a real time
collaborative environment and
often not a place where
collaboration on content occurs.
It is often more focused on
sharing of ideas, sharing of
content, referencing content or
collecting feedback/ideas from
others and discussing content.
Sequential Collaboration
You can only email content and
information and await a
response, there is limited
immediacy and it takes lot’s of
effort to consolidate changes.
Excellent for scheduling
meetings.
Typical Confidentiality
Approach?
Shared Ownership
Typically this is a shared circle of
trust. Viewers are also
contributors by default. Content
often has a sense of shared
ownership.
Shared Context & Often Public
Often more for sharing openly,
getting feedback outside a core
team, or sharing across the
organization. Many groups are
(and should be) publicly open to
a very large audience (often
across internal org
units/boundaries).
Limited Ownership
Often used for more confidential
or secure communication
(sometimes with rights
protection) or may use with
shared links to SharePoint
content that is secured for limited
audiences.
185. YAMMER, TEAMS & OUTLOOK INSIGHTS
High level definitions that dive a bit deeper than the loop model/explanation tool.
Microsoft Teams Yammer Outlook
Typical Communication
Approach?
Ad-hoc
Typically informal or project/team
level discussions.
Ad-hoc & Planned
From corporate communications
and leadership communications
to ad-hoc Q&A. Mixed style and
formality levels depending on the
Group/Community. Typically
more formal than Teams.
Planned
While ad-hoc communication
happens here often it’s planned
and in many instances a bit of
formality is expected (e.g.
signatures, etc.). More formal
than Teams and often more
formal than Yammer.
Integration Options?
All of these support access and
sign on integration, and O365/AD
group integration, quick IM and
quick call via People Cards.
Dependent & Highly
Integrated With Office 365
• Can be associated with
SharePoint sites.
• Outlook can mail channels.
• Yammer can post to channels.
• Tabs and Connectors.
• Chat Bots
Integrated With Office 365
• Can be displayed on
SharePoint pages (multiple
web parts/styles).
• Can be provisioned with
SharePoint sites.
• Outlook can respond to posts
and mail Groups.
Integrated With Office 365
• Outlook conversations can be
provisioned with SharePoint
sites.
• Yammer and Teams can notify
in Outlook.
186. LENSES ON TEAMWORK…
Another visual approach to explaining how users work with these tools is to use a lenses
analogy.
Files
SitesChannels
187. THE WORK ON VISUALIZATION HELPS…
This is a GOOD exercise for the leadership team and to come up with broad guidance.
However it is not often actionable/usable by users in this format.
188. THERE ARE MANY VISUALIZATIONS…
Avanade has done a great job of representing their perspective of this you can read about it
on this this article page. Dux and Blair have also presented this.
189. FROM CURRENT TO FUTURE STATES…
Figure out how people work today and visualize how they might work in the future. Then
create guidance to show the users the journey…
Office 365
Groups
Delve
Boards
Office VideoUrgency/TimeSensitivity
Skype For
Business
Call
IM
Skype
Presence
Skype for
Business
Online
Meetings
Outlook
E-Mail
OneDrive
for
Business
Team
Site
SharePoint
Intranet
Yammer Company
Communications
Yammer
Groups
Office 365
Groups
Individual OrganizationalGroupAd-hoc/LowUrgent/High
Urgency/TimeSensitivity
Web
Conferencing
(GoToMeeting)
Outlook
E-Mail
GoogleDrive
PHP Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
Webinars
(Go To Webinar)
Legacy /
Traditional
DM System
T:/ Drive
Individual OrganizationalGroup
Ad-hoc/LowUrgent/High
P:/ Drive
ftp (…)
Web
Conferencing
(WebEx)
Wiki System
PPM System (Daptive)
DropBox
Box
YouSendIt
C:/ Drive
Current State
Microsoft Teams
190. C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
P:/ Drive
(Personal
Shared Drive)
T:/ Drive
(Team Shared
Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Web
Conferencing
(WebEx)
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
Web
Conferencing
(GoToMeeting)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
File Sharing
Tool
(DropBox)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
File Sharing
Tool
(YouSendIt)
File Sharing
Tool
(Box)
File Sharing
Tool
(GoogleDrive)
CURRENT STATE…
You need to really understand the current state in the enterprise.
191. CURRENT STATE…
The user is using a small portion of Office 365 at this point.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
P:/ Drive
(Personal
Shared Drive)
T:/ Drive
(Team Shared
Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Web
Conferencing
(WebEx)
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
Web
Conferencing
(GoToMeeting)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
File Sharing
Tool
(DropBox)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
File Sharing
Tool
(YouSendIt)
File Sharing
Tool
(Box)
File Sharing
Tool
(GoogleDrive)
192. CURRENT STATE…
Now the user can use OneDrive for Business, including it’s many features like sync, shared with
me, discover, and more.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
P:/ Drive
(Personal
Shared Drive)
T:/ Drive
(Team Shared
Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Web
Conferencing
(WebEx)
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
Web
Conferencing
(GoToMeeting)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
File Sharing
Tool
(DropBox)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
File Sharing
Tool
(YouSendIt)
File Sharing
Tool
(Box)
File Sharing
Tool
(GoogleDrive)
OneDrive
Delve
193. CURRENT STATE…
Showing users not only how they can share, but if/when they can share externally can be a
great way to reduce dependency on other tools.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
T:/ Drive
(Team Shared
Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Web
Conferencing
(WebEx)
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
Web
Conferencing
(GoToMeeting)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
File Sharing
Tool
(DropBox)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
File Sharing
Tool
(YouSendIt)
File Sharing
Tool
(Box)
File Sharing
Tool
(GoogleDrive)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
194. CURRENT STATE…
With the introduction of IM, and availability users can now connect more easily throughout
OneDrive, via Outlook and via Skype for Business.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
T:/ Drive
(Team Shared
Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Web
Conferencing
(WebEx)
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
Web
Conferencing
(GoToMeeting)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
195. CURRENT STATE…
SharePoint Sites/Groups introduce collaboration scenarios beyond just file sharing. This also
further lights up Delve. Great time to pilot Planner.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
T:/ Drive
(Team Shared
Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Team
Sites/Groups
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
196. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences
while reducing the places users need to work.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Custom PHP
Intranet
("OurSpace")
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Team
Sites/Groups
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
197. CURRENT STATE…
There are a few ways you can show organizational direction to champions, site owners, super users,
leaders, and even the end user audience.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
ftp
(…)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Team
Sites/Groups
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
198. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences while
reducing the places users need to work.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
SharePoint
Team Sites
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
SharePoint
Server
199. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences while
reducing the places users need to work.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
Webinar)
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
SharePoint
Team Sites
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
200. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences while
reducing the places users need to work.
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Legacy /
Traditional DM
System
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
SharePoint
Team Sites
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
201. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences while
reducing the places users need to work.
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
202. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences while
reducing the places users need to work.
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Wiki System
Webinars
(Go To
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
Skype For
Business
(w/ Broadcast)
203. CURRENT STATE…
Over time more and more experiences are introduced providing improved user experiences while
reducing the places users need to work.
Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Wiki System
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
SharePoint
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
Skype For
Business
(w/ Broadcast)
204. CURRENT STATE…
Then innovations are introduced where you are, improving SharePoint sites so there is no
need to go to Delve (as people cards and web parts bring it into one place).
Modern Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Wiki System
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
Modern SPO
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
Skype For
Business
(w/ Broadcast)
205. CURRENT STATE…
Then Stream and Teams totally improve integration and experience removing the need for
Skype for Business, broadcast, and providing entirely new benefits.
Modern Team
Sites/Groups
(w/ Ext Share)
C:/ Drive
(Local Drive)
Wiki System
PPM System
(Daptive)
Email
(Exchange
Online)
OneDrive
Delve
OneDrive
(w/ External
Sharing)
Skype For
Business
Project
Sites/Groups
Delve
SharePoint
Search Center
Modern SPO
Intranet
(“OurSpace”)
SharePoint
Server
Indexes
Microsoft
Teams w/
Stream
206. Envisioning XYZ’s Workplace In
The Future
Centralize Data Storage
Use hybrid, or pure cloud-based storage services so it can easily be
shared and synchronized across devices while scaling with demand.
Tablets & Smartphones
Shift the consumption of information from paper to convenient,
portable, connected digital devices and services.
Bring Your Own Device Flexibility
That offers security, directory services, and the touch-and-gesture
features that underlie the digital work style.
Anywhere Access To Information
Via computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones so people can
access their information anywhere, anytime through NextGen portal
experiences.
Easily Connect & Collaborate
In executive conference rooms, at your desk, or on the road with
modern voice, video, screen sharing and other modern meeting
collaboration services.
More Engaged Employees
Increase engagement inside and outside of meetings by unlocking
the full potential of your workforce through enterprise social
collaboration, and enterprise social networking.
Natural Input & Interactivity
Using OneNote & the Modern Office suite for touch, stylus, and
gesture-based input to take notes and mark up documents digitally,
replacing notebooks and whiteboards.
“Empower our employees with anywhere, anytime
access to their personal workplace and our
collective knowledge and expertise.”
– CEO of XYZ
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2
3
5
4
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
207. STOP WITH THE BALANCING ACT ANALOGY…
Consider the example most people use when referencing Governance. The wild west or super
locked down. The reality is that governance (and most approaches) are more nuanced.
Projects
Tasks
Communities
Practices
209. DEMONSTRATIONS…
When and how should we showcase and share capabilities, features and solutions? Based on a
richer an more in depth understanding of pain points, concerns and interests.
211. “SO WHAT” OR CONTEXT MATTERS A LOT…
Throughout the demo ask – “So what” – why is this important? This makes a huge difference.
212. INTERACTION…
Things we will do today (besides listen to Richard drone on and on).
• Share One Thing You Didn’t Know But Learned At The Event
• Build Your Own Digital Workplace Or Technology Radar
• Assigned Industry Trend – Make It Actionable!
• Create A Mock Campaign (Manage Your Budget!)
• Demo In Pairs – Ask “So What”
• Have Interactive Q&A
213. THE POWER OF A STORY
Whether it be about adding friction/involvement or measuring the right thing.
There is a growing trend of organisations moving to “the cloud” to meet their intranet needs. While many organisations are running their Intranets “on premise”, many are considering entirely cloud-based solutions or running them on platforms like Office 365. The question for many companies is “should our intranet be built with Office 365?” In this session Richard Harbridge will explore: • The benefits Office 365 brings to an intranet... • Where the issues and challenges will lie... • When and how you may integrate Office 365 with your existing intranet today...
You Will Learn:
The benefits Office 365 brings to an intranet...When and how you may integrate Office 365 with your existing intranet today...What do the new features mean for Office 365 Intranets?Why go with Office 365 for your Intranet?
Richard Harbridge is the Chief Technology Officer and an owner at 2toLead. Richard works as a trusted advisor with hundreds of organizations, helping them understand their current needs, their Soon needs, and what actions they should take in order to grow and achieve their bold ambitions.
Richard remains hands on in his work and has led, architected, and implemented hundreds of business and technology solutions that have helped organizations transform both digitally and organizationally. Richard has a passion for helping organizations achieve more; whether it is helping an organization build beautiful websites to support great content and social strategy, or helping an organization leverage emerging cloud and mobile technology to better service their members or the communities that they serve.
Richard is an author and an internationally recognized expert in Microsoft technology, marketing and professional services. As a sought-after speaker, Richard has often had the opportunity to share his insights, experiences, and advice around branding, partner management, social networking, collaboration, ROI, technology/process adoption, and business development at numerous industry events in around the globe. When not speaking at industry events, Richard works with Microsoft, partners, and customers as an advisor around business and technology, and serves on multiple committees, leads user groups, and is a Board Member of the Microsoft Community Leadership Board.
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Now onto the difficulties of even coming up with a range of possibilities. One of the hardest parts of estimating is coming up with a range you feel really confident in.
Basically when you give an estimate you should give a range that you feel 90% confident that the real value will fall within that range (90% is the suggested optimal confidence level due to the effort involved in getting more than 90%).
You don’t have to be perfect but you have to feel willing to bet on it.
In other words if you consider giving a range of 2-8 hours on a task as an estimate you should confirm that you are actually 90% confident that the total time will fall between that range. There is a trick (one of many) that Douglas mentions in his book that is easy to remember and use for testing whether you are actually close to 90% confident about an estimate.
Imagine that you win $2000 in one of two ways:
A) You will win $2000 if the true time it takes turns out to be between the upper and lower bounds you provided. If not then you win nothing.
B) You draw a M&M at random from a bag of 9 red M&M’s and 1 blue M&M. If the M&M is red you win $2000. If it is blue you win nothing.
Which option would you take? If you choose B) (which statistically most people do) then it means you might not be 90% confident but actually less confident (say 80%, 60% etc). If you choose A) it’s also not really what we want because it means you are probably over confident (especially if you felt strongly geared toward A). So you adjust the bounds (upper and lower) until you find a place where you feel indifferent between option A) and B) – that is ‘probably’ your 90% confidence level for this estimate.
It’s not as complicated (or in some ways as effective) as many other methods you can use to calibrate how confident you are about your estimates but it works and is easy to remember and start implementing immediately.
Now onto the difficulties of even coming up with a range of possibilities. One of the hardest parts of estimating is coming up with a range you feel really confident in.
Basically when you give an estimate you should give a range that you feel 90% confident that the real value will fall within that range (90% is the suggested optimal confidence level due to the effort involved in getting more than 90%).
You don’t have to be perfect but you have to feel willing to bet on it.
In other words if you consider giving a range of 2-8 hours on a task as an estimate you should confirm that you are actually 90% confident that the total time will fall between that range. There is a trick (one of many) that Douglas mentions in his book that is easy to remember and use for testing whether you are actually close to 90% confident about an estimate.
Imagine that you win $2000 in one of two ways:
A) You will win $2000 if the true time it takes turns out to be between the upper and lower bounds you provided. If not then you win nothing.
B) You draw a M&M at random from a bag of 9 red M&M’s and 1 blue M&M. If the M&M is red you win $2000. If it is blue you win nothing.
Which option would you take? If you choose B) (which statistically most people do) then it means you might not be 90% confident but actually less confident (say 80%, 60% etc). If you choose A) it’s also not really what we want because it means you are probably over confident (especially if you felt strongly geared toward A). So you adjust the bounds (upper and lower) until you find a place where you feel indifferent between option A) and B) – that is ‘probably’ your 90% confidence level for this estimate.
It’s not as complicated (or in some ways as effective) as many other methods you can use to calibrate how confident you are about your estimates but it works and is easy to remember and start implementing immediately.
Now onto the difficulties of even coming up with a range of possibilities. One of the hardest parts of estimating is coming up with a range you feel really confident in.
Basically when you give an estimate you should give a range that you feel 90% confident that the real value will fall within that range (90% is the suggested optimal confidence level due to the effort involved in getting more than 90%).
You don’t have to be perfect but you have to feel willing to bet on it.
In other words if you consider giving a range of 2-8 hours on a task as an estimate you should confirm that you are actually 90% confident that the total time will fall between that range. There is a trick (one of many) that Douglas mentions in his book that is easy to remember and use for testing whether you are actually close to 90% confident about an estimate.
Imagine that you win $2000 in one of two ways:
A) You will win $2000 if the true time it takes turns out to be between the upper and lower bounds you provided. If not then you win nothing.
B) You draw a M&M at random from a bag of 9 red M&M’s and 1 blue M&M. If the M&M is red you win $2000. If it is blue you win nothing.
Which option would you take? If you choose B) (which statistically most people do) then it means you might not be 90% confident but actually less confident (say 80%, 60% etc). If you choose A) it’s also not really what we want because it means you are probably over confident (especially if you felt strongly geared toward A). So you adjust the bounds (upper and lower) until you find a place where you feel indifferent between option A) and B) – that is ‘probably’ your 90% confidence level for this estimate.
It’s not as complicated (or in some ways as effective) as many other methods you can use to calibrate how confident you are about your estimates but it works and is easy to remember and start implementing immediately.
Just like in our IT projects it wasn’t really one launch due to the complexity. It was multiple launches to get us on the right trajectory towards our goal/objectives.
If you think dealing with Attorneys and users is a challenge imagine having to plan for hard Martian soil, extreme temperatures and storms.
Even after it had landed it had to ‘travel’ away from the landing site in order to start taking samples/getting a better understanding of the area.
Even after reaching our destination there is still the hard work of gathering the data. Then the hard work of verifying and validating the data.
Look at launch and the initial 3 months worth of missions compares to the number they actually had!
It’s critical to understand the importance of not just launch, but the mini launches that adjust our trajectory, and the travel and importance of communication, and finally the landing and it’s importance.
Provide personalized information and content to users based on employee groupings
Dynamic, personalized Navigation that is driven by my usage patterns
personalize company and team news based on my interests
Your Companies Key Differentiators
What makes your company different? What makes your company stand out? Let’s say our fake company has four key differentiators that seemed to stand out and were referenced by leadership and executives in the organization.
Community Caring
Community Engagement, Involvement & Support
State Of The Art Technology
Technology, Systems & Products Of Large Enterprise Organizations
Incredible Support Staff
Personal Service
High Touch Attention
Strong Customer Relationships
Personal & Professional Sales Staff
It is important to be able to align new initiatives, technologies and business solutions with these differentiators. To try and help visualize this effect the following objectives were broken down based on the differentiators of the business.
Example Company Objectives
Grow Organizational Footprint
Acquisitions
Provide Excellent Customer Service
Promote a Positive Work Culture
Highlight Exceptional People
Have Highly Effective Decision Making
Provide Community Support
Provide Customer-Transparent Support Functions
Have Leadership Greeting Customers By Name
These objectives actually map easily to Social Concepts and Features within SharePoint or within related technology. What follows is a visual map of the organization objectives extrapolated above and the ‘solutions’ or social solutions that might directly, or indirectly help achieve those objectives.
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