Hello Andy, thanks, nice video, unfortunately in my past roles, my admin access were limited, I am learning, Merry Christmas, Buon Natale, Feliz Navidad
Hi Andy, great session as always, we are thinking in migrate our filler to SharePoint, what's you advice, One site and create folders in documents for each department or create a site for each department (I'm leaning more on this design, but my bosses prefer the other one). I think that is more easy to manage permissions giving each department their site. Thanks again ;) and excuse my English. Is nice to see you fully recovered from covid
Design is always a tricky subject. I’m not sure of your infrastructure set up so this is just a general answer. You can use the move folders feature in the migration settings in the SharePoint online admin centre to move content across. I would probably go with a different SharePoint document library for your different teams. One other thought, have you thought about Microsoft teams? With Microsoft teams a team create a master website, and channels create subsites. Just a thought. All the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP thanks for your reply, yeap I'm also thinking on teams and planner. My idea is one site/teams for rrhh, another for operations, an then create subchannels (level0, level 1) etc but each contained on his department (similarly to what we have as roots on the file server) thanks again for your answer :) and go be so helpful
Hei Andy , just wanna say, you have a gift , gift of explaining things . great job !
Thank you I appreciate that. But if what I teach can make a difference to you and others then that is the only gift I need 👍😊
Hello Andy, thanks, nice video, unfortunately in my past roles, my admin access were limited, I am learning, Merry Christmas, Buon Natale, Feliz Navidad
You’re very welcome thanks for the message, and you too. Good luck for 2023 🎄 👍 😊
Fantastic video, as always.
Thanks again!
Scheduled for tomorrow! Thanks for uploading Andy.
My pleasure and thanks
Another great video.
Tha is Tony 😊🎉
Hi Andy, great session as always, we are thinking in migrate our filler to SharePoint, what's you advice, One site and create folders in documents for each department or create a site for each department (I'm leaning more on this design, but my bosses prefer the other one). I think that is more easy to manage permissions giving each department their site. Thanks again ;) and excuse my English. Is nice to see you fully recovered from covid
Design is always a tricky subject. I’m not sure of your infrastructure set up so this is just a general answer. You can use the move folders feature in the migration settings in the SharePoint online admin centre to move content across. I would probably go with a different SharePoint document library for your different teams. One other thought, have you thought about Microsoft teams? With Microsoft teams a team create a master website, and channels create subsites. Just a thought. All the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP thanks for your reply, yeap I'm also thinking on teams and planner. My idea is one site/teams for rrhh, another for operations, an then create subchannels (level0, level 1) etc but each contained on his department (similarly to what we have as roots on the file server) thanks again for your answer :) and go be so helpful
@@perroh I’m delighted to hear that in the best of luck.
You remind me of "Q" jn 007. Keep up the good work.
From Portland, Oregon, Thanks a lot!
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Now pay attention Neil. I want your skills to be in pristine condition. Hehe thanks and I’m delighted to hear from you. All the best, Andy😀
Great video again Andy. When thinking about best practice, would SharePoint be an appropriate content repository for all business data?
With the built in security that 365 can bring. I think, yes it’s a good solution👍😊
Thanks❤❤❤
Great video thanks
Is it possible on a Sharepoint page to export all the users and what folder/files they have access to?
Not using the UI. You can in PowerShell. I also work with a product called Syskit. It can do it but you would need to a subscription.