So! I joined an awesome team at Valo Intranet recently and I’m super excited of what we are cooking to make you fall in love with your intranet! Even though thing are going fairly smoothly over there, one very specific Office 365 feature was making me go crazy, every single day!

Last week, on November 21st, I had the privilege to hold a session during SharePoint Saturday Ottawa that was called “Office 365 and PowerShell - A match made in heaven”. This session was mainly targeting developers and IT Pros on how to integrate PowerShell code with the Office 365 APIs.

Tomorrow (August 19th 2015, 9AM EST), I will have the privilege to present a 60-minutes Webinar hosted by the folks at the European SharePoint Community. This webinar will cover how we can manage, maintain and monitor our Office 365 environment (especially our SharePoint Online) with PowerShell with the help of the Office 365 API.

Last weekend, I had the pleasure to host a session during the very popular SharePoint Saturday New York City 2015! This session was all about PowerShell and how you can leverage your own Office 365 data in a scripted way.

During the day of the 25th of July 2015, I will have the chance and honour to host a session during the SharePoint Saturday that will be hosted in New York City!

Since I’ve been working with the new Office 365 API, I always wanted to try if I could get PowerShell to call the Office 365 API Endpoints and therefore establish any kind of connection with the service.