If you’re working with a MacBook and multiple external monitors, you’ve probably run into the same frustrations I did. Let me save you some time. For a while, I was using the Logitech Logi Dock as my central hub. It’s a solid piece of hardware — clean design, good audio integration, and it genuinely simplifies…
I’ve been on a lot of flights and trains recently. Family trips to Barcelona, client visits across Germany, conferences and events — my travel schedule is packed, and carry-on luggage is something I’ve quietly obsessed over for years. Too big, and you’re gate-checking it and losing 30 minutes at baggage claim. Too flimsy, and you’re…
Introduction The market for waterproof sports headphones has grown significantly, and two models stand out at very different price points: the SANOTO S710 (~€59, Amazon Affiliate Link) and the SHOKZ OpenSwim Pro (~€229, Amazon Affiliate Link). Both are designed for swimming and aquatic sports, both feature built-in MP3 storage for underwater playback, and both use some form of bone…
In Episode 29 of Guardians of M365 Governance, Christian Buckley, Joy Apple, and I went off-script. No guest, just a laundry list of the governance topics keeping us up at night. The thread that tied it all together: as Agent 365 matures and shadow AI spreads, the most important governance control isn’t a setting. It’s…
Copilot agents are quietly accessing your SharePoint sites right now. Do you know which ones — and what they’re reading? Microsoft recently introduced the Agent Access Insights Report as part of SharePoint Advanced Management. It shows every declarative agent interacting with your SharePoint and OneDrive content: how often, on which sites, and under what governance…
Catalog management is the new kid on the SharePoint Advanced Management (SAM) block, roll out started in December 2025. It groups your sites into clusters so you can apply governance, access policies, and Copilot grounding to whole “categories” instead of clicking through thousands of sites. Sounds great. But it also raises many questions. Here are…
So. There we were. Tuesday evening, coffee number four, headphones on, watching Microsoft host another Ask Me Anything on Agent 365. And before you ask: yes, I took notes. Yes, far too many. And yes, I’m now turning them into the kind of blog post I would have wanted to read myself before sitting through…
When agents stop being tools and start being colleagues In this blog post, I’ll show you what happens when you stop treating AI as a chatbot and start hiring it. I sat down with @MichaelGannotti, Principal AI Solution Engineer at @Microsoft from North Carolina, and what he described isn’t a prototype – it’s a small…
Microsoft Agent 365 launched on May 1, 2026 with bold promises around agent governance, security, and observability. And many of those promises are real. But if you’re an IT or security leader evaluating Agent 365 for your organization, there’s a side of the story that rarely makes it into the marketing slide deck: the limitations….
Your employees are already building autonomous AI agents – just not inside your tenant. Trying to solve Shadow AI with blanket bans only pushes users toward uncontrolled tools. In Episode 28 of Guardians of M365 Governance, I sat down with Christian Buckley, Joy Apple, and MVP Ben Stegink to discuss how to actually make the…