In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, effective IT project management is crucial for success. This comprehensive guide explores the most powerful methods and tools to help you navigate complex IT projects with ease.
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7 Proven Strategies to Land Your Dream IT Job
The Information Technology (IT) sector is a rapidly growing industry offering a wide range of career opportunities.
But how do you find the perfect job in the IT field?
Here are seven proven strategies to help you in your job search: Continue reading
Career Change to IT: Guide for Successful Transition in 2025
The IT Industry is Booming: Opportunities for Career Changers.
The IT sector is experiencing rapid growth, offering numerous career opportunities. Interestingly, professionals don’t necessarily need an IT degree to enter the field. Career changers can successfully transition into this industry. But what exactly does a career change into IT involve, and how does it work? Continue reading
How to Manage DelegateWastebasketStyle in Outlook for Shared Mailboxes
Managing shared mailboxes in Outlook can be challenging, especially when it comes to controlling where deleted items go. The DelegateWastebasketStyle setting in Outlook shared mailboxes plays a crucial role in determining whether deleted emails are stored in the delegate’s Deleted Items folder or the mailbox owner’s folder.
In this guide, we’ll explain how DelegateWastebasketStyle works, how to change its settings via the registry, and how to ensure deleted items are stored in the correct folder. Continue reading
How to Move Outlook App Bar to Bottom: Simple Registry Fix
To move the app bar (also known as the navigation bar or toolbar) to the bottom in Outlook using a .reg script, you can modify the Windows Registry.
Here’s how to move Outlook app bar to bottom by creating a .reg file:
- Open a text editor like Notepad.
- Copy and paste the following content into the text file:
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Microsoft Teams Lifecycle Management: Key Governance Tips
Getting Started: Microsoft Teams Lifecycle Management and Governance
Effectively managing the lifecycle of teams within Microsoft Teams is crucial for preventing uncontrolled growth and ensuring the orderly management of your tenant. By setting clear governance policies, users can understand when and how they are allowed to create new teams or groups. This approach ties closely to a well-thought-out plan for lifecycle management in Microsoft Teams. Generally, there are two approaches to team creation: centralized and decentralized. Consider whether your IT department should manage all team creation or if users should have similar rights, taking into account factors like company size, security requirements, and desired control levels.
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New Teams client pre-installation script
Microsoft has a pre-installation check script designed to identify why devices can’t be updated to the new Teams client. The script also suggests solutions to any problems it finds. Administrators can save time moving to new Teams by running the script in these two use cases:
- Before you install new Teams for the first time.
- After the new Teams client installation fails on some devices.
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Remove certificate from a Single Sign-On Enterprise Application
SAML certificates are an important part of Single Sign-On (SSO) in a Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) environment. SAML certificates are used to establish trust between the identity provider (IdP) and the service provider (SP) in a SAML-based SSO scenario. When setting up an enterprise application in Entra, a default SAML certificate is generated. At least one active certificate is necessary to authenticate single sign-on. Continue reading
How to disable MFA for all users except the admins in the M365
For a number of reasons, I am often asked how to disable MFA for all users except the administrator in M365 , for example for: educational institutions like schools, etc…
If you don’t want to do it, you can still limit access to specific IPs or networks. This can be done under the ‘Network’ settings by selecting ‘Any network’ or specifying particular locations. However, I’ll explain this topic in more detail in another post.
To disable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all users except the administrator in a Microsoft 365 environment using Conditional Access, the following steps are required: