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Megan Strant

Microsoft 365, change management, neurodiversity

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Supporting technical change or challenges during a crisis

For many of us, our jobs have had to make a dramatic shift of focus in the last 2 weeks alone. And I am not talking about having to suddenly work from home. What I am referring to is a shift of current priorities. As an example, I am working with multiple organisations who were… Read More Supporting technical change or challenges during a crisis

March 26, 2020March 26, 2020 Megan StrantLeave a comment

Being a Woman in IT

Being a woman in IT doesn’t necessarily mean you have technical skills. You don’t have to be a developer, write code, build intranets or know expert technical detail. I believe it means you work in the IT industry and spend days surrounded by technical people, supporting, leading and being part of a team in this… Read More Being a Woman in IT

March 8, 2020March 26, 2020 Megan StrantLeave a comment

It’s time to consider your Microsoft 365 2020 goals

It’s a new year and time to reflect on what you achieved so far with your platform and usage. What are the obstacles to overcome? Take the time to plan what is possible or required to really value Microsoft 365 across your organisation. I have captured below some key areas to review and focus on… Read More It’s time to consider your Microsoft 365 2020 goals

January 12, 2020January 31, 2020 Megan StrantLeave a comment

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