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The weekly newsletter to accompany our podcast about Microsoft 365 and Azure. Scott and Ben are a couple of IT Pros that with a long history with Microsoft products. Recently Ben focuses primarily on Microsoft 365 but does a fair amount in Azure, and Scott spends most of his time in Azure, but with a history in SharePoint and Microsoft 365 still enjoys that side of things as well. We started this podcast over 5 years ago and continue to enjoy chatting weekly about various topics and technically in Microsoft 365 and Azure, specifically as it relates to IT Pros.
Episode 440: The J Factor: Bringing Your Experience to Generative AI Hello Reader, The next episode of the Microsoft Cloud IT Pro podcast has been released! Listen Online Jay used to spend two weeks turning a customer workshop into a deliverable. Now a transcript and a Copilot Cowork skill get him there in under 45 minutes. So where does twenty-five years of experience fit when the AI does the writing? In Episode 440, recorded live at the North American Cloud and Collaboration Summit in...
Episode 438: Taking your WorkOS and LLM Wiki to the Next Level Hello Reader, The next episode of the Microsoft Cloud IT Pro podcast has been released! Listen Online A few months ago, Ben and Scott started experimenting with LLM Wikis. But what happens when you stop treating an AI knowledge base as an experiment and start relying on it every day? In Episode 438: Taking Your WorkOS and LLM Wiki to the Next Level, they revisit those systems and compare what happened after months of real-world...
Episode 435: Power BI Meets Git and MCP Hello Reader, The next episode of the Microsoft Cloud IT Pro podcast has been released! Listen Online Power BI development is starting to look a little more like software development—and AI is becoming part of the workflow. In Episode 435 of the Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast, Ben and Scott explore two Power BI MCP servers currently in preview and how they can help with tasks like writing DAX, cleaning up data models, and turning a collection of tables...