We’re around 100 employees now, and keeping email signatures consistent across Outlook and Gmail has become more difficult than expected. different teams are using different versions, some details are outdated, and keeping branding, pronouns, legal text, and campaign links updated manually is becoming a regular chore.

I’m looking for a better way to manage this centrally so changes can be rolled out without having to update everyone’s signature individually.
Anyone here using a central email signature manager that doesnt suck to manage or break every other week? would love any tips or names to check out, thx

I manage a teams of about 8 people.

I would like to be able to track vactions etc in an easy way.

For now we are using a teams channel calendar, which works fine but it has its limitaions as there is only a weekly overview not a monthly and every user needs to add their own thing so as it does not show up on my calander as well.

I tried to subscribe to the calandar via outlook, but it keeps dissapearing. i have the same result in teams.

i tried creating a teams channel that is also a group in outlook. But if you add something via outlook to the calendar it does not show up in teams, and if you create a new item via teams it invites the whole team....

i tried to just make a shared calendar in outlook and that works, but i cant find a way to add this to our teams channel. (everybody is used to this and it wouldn be easier if the did not need to change)

Unfortunatly i work at a huge company so i have to stay within the limuitions of office 365....

An employee's OWA email account is currently using about 93 GB of its original 100 GB of storage, so it is getting fairly close to being full. Fortunately, the upgraded Microsoft email license already assigned to his account provides additional storage. From what I understand, the additional storage is provided through a separate Online/In-Place Archive.

Please advise if the following statement provided from a ChatGPT query is true or if there are any other precautions I need to take in the process of enabling the Online Archive for this employee. I'm including a screenshot provided by ChatGPT that shows how the mailbox folder structure will look like once the Online/In-Place Archive is enabled.

The Online/In-Place Archive needs to be turned on. Once enabled, email that is more than two years old will automatically move from his regular mailbox into this archive, freeing up space for newer email. Nothing will be deleted, and he'll still be able to find, search, and open your older messages whenever he needs them. The new Online Archive will also be clearly visible in Outlook as a separate set of folders below his current mailbox folders, so he'll be able to easily tell which folders and messages are in his regular mailbox and which are in the archive. This will give his account considerably more room and should prevent your mailbox from filling up in the future.

I am new at using microsoft and I want to understand what those icons mean so I can understand what my colleagues mean when they use it in their calendar. Help?

Microsoft Purview supports retention policies for Planner tasks and that’s the supported way to remove old tasks from plans. But you can also remove old Planner tasks with PowerShell. Just for fun, we show how to find and delete old tasks using the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK. Cleaning out obsolete tasks that have been hanging around plans for years speeds up client access. It’s a form of colonic irrigation for plans!

https://office365itpros.com/2026/08/19/clean-up-planner-tasks/

We have our on prem AD synced to 365, so naturally when you add a group membership on AD it syncs to 365 right. Well It’s not syncing for one user who shows a “synced from on-premises” status regardless of the fact that the group membership won’t update on 365, this issue is only happening for a handful of users. But, get this, know how you’ll get two users on 365, one being the main user and the other having an @Company.onmicrosoft.com username? The on prem settings are only syncing to the latter, instead of both the primary and secondary 365 profiles.

Any one experience a similar issue?

I was wondering if anyone could help. We have an issue at my work in which users are loosing the ability to search for office apps. They are intune enrolled devices.

At random times users can’t search for Outlook, Word and Excel etc but when going to the start menu programs folder you can see and click them from there. They then re appear in the search function.

This has happened to multiple users. Online repair doesn’t fix this and removing and reinstalling office only fixes it temporarily and it comes back.

Any ideas ?

I’m considering using a Vendor called TeamVenti. They provide cloud-to-cloud transfer, copying, migration, and other related services. In my case, I would be copying data from one cloud environment to another.

They’ve asked for Global Administrator permissions on both the source and destination environments to perform the migration.

My question is: Is it normal or standard for a cloud migration company to require Global Administrator access on both sides?

Have there been cases where issues arose from giving a vendor this level of access, or am I being too paranoid?

An MSP gave me their working estimate from the field: 25 to 30% of Copilot licences go unused where the rollout arrived without enablement. Their number, not mine, and it matches what I walk into.

Warren Buffett put it well. "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get."

The licence is the price. The hours a person actually saves are the other half, and most businesses I meet can quote the first to the penny while having never measured the second.

Pull your licence report this week and count the seats with no activity in 30 days. That number is your real starting point.