Evolution and Integration of SharePoint Solutions | 3min snip from The Intrazone by Microsoft 365

Speaker 3
Yeah, it's a situation where I think what's old is new again. Like, Mark, you remember SharePoint conference 2009? In fact, I do. That might have been my first true SharePoint
Speaker 2
conference on the SharePoint team. I
Speaker 3
think for a lot of this audience, you may have been there, at least know what I'm going to reference. This is prior to my days at Microsoft, but there was a thing that we call the wheel, which were the six areas that SharePoint could address, things like sites and process and content and all the rest. then there was a session I went to that was talking about another solution that was built on SharePoint called Project Server. And it had a mini wheel floating next to it of the other four things about like resources and schedule. And I remember the speaker said, if you want a recipe for disaster, just turn everything on all at once and hope for the best. We're at a much larger playing field now with that range of solutions and like turn it on and see what happens is never a recipe for success.
Speaker 2
Yeah, that sounds like a bad recipe. I think the good recipe is there are multiple pies out there that are edible and offer a lot, but you still have to negotiate. What are we going to set the table with? How are we going to eat? Who's coming for dinner? And maybe we leave that there and introduce our chef of the day, Michelle Caldwell, to help us set the dinner table. So
Speaker 3
one thing when you're talking about the dinner table, and if you're looking forward to the holidays and who doesn't love pie, frequently during the holidays, there is a football game going on. And yes, this is the patented Chris McNulty random sports ball reference that has to occur on every episode of the intro zone. Because every time you hear a bell ring, it means Chris McNulty has dropped a sports reference in on the show. So if you're listening to football, there's usually always a disclaimer about this broadcast is the property of the National Football League and any representation, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So in the interest of that, just full disclosure, I have a strategic advisory relationship with some of the folks at Synerg. So I just wanted to make sure we got that out of the way before we bring our guest on today.
Speaker 2
Sounds good. I think you're just going to still get Chris's Mindful of Goodness. We're going to bring in Michelle, who will bring an additional Mindful of Goodness. I think it's a great conversation we had with Michelle. You're going to love it. Let us take now the moment to jump right in with Michelle Caldwell. Let us now move beyond Chris and Mark babbling on and bring in Michelle Caldwell, who is going to enlighten us with a lot of things. You're going to hear a lot about what her company focuses on, what it is that they've been doing and specializing in. But we first want to get to know Michelle. So, Michelle, welcome to the intro zone. Thank you. Glad to be here. Glad to have you. And would love to just start out by letting people know maybe a little bit about the past of Michelle, some of the things that you specialize in, and just a little bit about what your exact now is. The
Speaker 1
past of Michelle. So, Mark, I've been in the Microsoft ecosystem now for a little over a couple of decades.

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