Help shape information governance and records management

by Contributed | Apr 1, 2021 | Technology

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This survey captures the top asks we captured from our customers via the various engagements, discussions, and feedback channels.

Hello Microsoft Information governance community,

The survey is available at: https://aka.ms/MIPC/MIG21H2-FeatureSurvey and it will be opened for the next 3 weeks till April 21, 2021.

If you want to influence the platform with features and capabilities that you want, need and like, this is the time to make it happen and share your feedback.

Thanks,

Randall Galloway on behalf of the MIG product group

March Project Update Blog

by Contributed | Apr 1, 2021 | Technology

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Reimagine Project Management with Microsoft 

You’ve missed our live keynote, but there’s still lots of time to check out the Reimagine Project Management with Microsoft conference! Registration is free.  

This conference includes our recorded keynote as well as 6+ hours of on-demand demos and product walkthroughs to help you discover and leverage new features and learn best practices to keep your projects on track. Our engineering team is hosting live roundtables and boardrooms now through June, so you still have a chance to connect with engineers and find out more about Project.  

You can sign up for free to  check out the entire conference here.  

Microsoft Project Trivia 

Last Month :

Thanks to everyone who put their guesses in our comments last month! 

Question: What year was Microsoft Project first released? 

Answer: 1984 

Bonus: How many Windows applications did Microsoft release before Project? 

Bonus Answer: Project was the third Windows-based application released by Microsoft. 

This Month :

Question: Which type of resource is NOT supported by Project for the web? 

A:  

1. Equipment 


2. Placeholder


3. Crew 


4. Generic 

Leave your answer in the comments and check back next month to see if you were right! If you want to learn more about resources & calendars in Project for the web, check out our blog post here.  

New Features 

• Export Timeline to PDF ~ All users can print their timeline information to a PDF file. You can do this by going to the Timeline view and clicking the ‘…’ menu in the top-right of the screen.  


• Email Assignment Notifications ~ Rolling out now, your teammates will get an email whenever they are assigned a task in Project. Edit your notification settings by clicking on the gear icon in the top Office ribbon and clicking on the “Notification settings” under the Project heading. 


• Project Accelerator ~ The Project Accelerator allows users to leverage Power Apps to manage the entire lifecycle of their projects, including demand management, financial goals, and more! For more information, check out our blog post on it here. 


• Effort in the Project details pane ~ See overall effort on your project directly in the Project details pane, including the total effort, completed effort for your project, and remaining effort on your whole project. 

Upcoming Features 

• Import from Project Desktop ~ Import your .mpp files into Project for the web.  


• Assign tasks to non-group members ~ Assign a task to someone without automatically adding them to your project group. 


• Actions on Project Home ~  Copy, rename, export, or delete your project directly from Project Home, without needing to open it in the browser.  

FAQ: 

This section includes questions we see frequently, either through the in-app Feedback button or from comments on last month’s blog.  

Q: Why can’t I change my working days on a project? 

A: You actually can change your working days, using work hour templates in Power Apps. Check out our blog post here for more detailed information on how to change your working days. 

Q: How can I change the group on a project in Project for the web? 

A: You can’t change the group assigned to a project in Project for the web. To get around this, we suggest that you make a copy of the project. Copied projects aren’t shared to any groups, so you can assign your copy to the correct group.  

We want to hear from you! If you have feedback, submit it by using the “Feedback” button in Project for the web. Make sure to include your email address so we can contact you directly with any follow up questions or comments. Your comments on our blog posts are also monitored, so let us know what you think about this or other articles. 

Granular Permissions for Azure SQL Dynamic Data Masking | Data Exposed

by Contributed | Apr 1, 2021 | Technology

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In this episode of Data Exposed with David Trigano, learn how you can leverage new capabilities in Dynamic Data Masking, help your organization prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data, and gain control by masking it to a non-privileged user at different levels of your database.

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Dynamic data masking

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