What’s Happening with Delve? Microsoft recently announced the retirement of Delve, a move that has been on the horizon for some time. Delve provided a central hub for users within the Microsoft 365 suite, offering access to profile details, connections, recent documents, and activities of colleagues based on permissions.
A Brief History of Delve Delve debuted in 2015 with a bold blue logo, introducing users to an innovative way of showcasing collaboration through the Office Graph. Initially, it caused some unease among users, as it revealed activity based on permissions, leading some organizations to disable the Office Graph. Over time, much of Delve’s functionality migrated to other parts of the M365 ecosystem. Today, its departure is less disruptive as its core capabilities have been dispersed across the platform.
Administration
Microsoft 365 is a powerful platform with a seemingly endless list of configuration options. While that provides a wide range of functionality, it can also be overwhelming and intimidating. Sympraxis can lead your Microsoft 365 tenant configuration to ensure it is set up the way you need it to work most effectively. As new functionality is released, we will guide you through the options and impacts to your environment. We are here to support you through the inevitable challenges when Microsoft 365 is not behaving as expected or documented.
Whether you are concerned about performance, search optimization, or access we are here to walk you through the better practices we have identified after working across industries with widely varying needs.
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In today’s collaborative work environment, it’s essential to seamlessly interact with individuals outside your organization. Microsoft 365 offers a way to invite guest users—external individuals—into your tenant to work together within your environment. This capability fosters cooperation with clients, partners, or contractors, but it’s important to manage these external users carefully to ensure they only access what they need.