If you’ve read some of the other articles on this site, you may know that I established it primarily to change the nature of the “which tool when” conversation from one focused on tools to Read more…
Conversations about how all the tools in the Office 365 toolbox fit together continue to boil over with stronger and stronger opinions. What products should be dropped or simplified, how the initial launch of Groups Read more…
Working Out Loud, or #WOL on Twitter, is more than a description of how we can work together as a team. It’s a philosophy for managing a career, and a core principle of an increasing Read more…
Carpool Agency tackled the concept of “compartmentalizing” our communications some time ago. See the full article for the supermarket analogy and more. I’ll summarize the article here and describe how it can help you in Read more…
Cross-posting my Medium post, which followed my attendance at the first Responsive Org conference. I’m including this because one of the reasons we can choose to work differently is for more personal freedom–to work where Read more…
Of all the values that drive teams to work differently, transparency has the most potential to transform your life and your business. Think of how hard it’s been historically to be truly transparent with enough Read more…
One measure of the usefulness of a model is how extensible it becomes over time. It was therefore extremely gratifying to see last year that Wictor Wilen from Avanade was able to build on the Read more…
Richard and Kanwal from 2tolead had much larger ambitions in answering The Question, and they do so at length in their whitepaper: When to Use What in Office 365. I was initially trying to just Read more…
My original post on this topic has had several thousand views in the last 18 months. It seems to help people realize that there are simple ways to frame all the myriad ways that we Read more…
“All models are wrong but some are useful.” – George Box. I have a confession: while this site is obviously now written from a point of view that believes our focus on “which tool when” Read more…