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Month: September 2026

A content manager and IT leader compare AI-suggested SharePoint metadata with structured contract extraction on two side-by-side screens.

SharePoint Knowledge Agent vs Premium: Which to Use

Microsoft now gives you two different AI tools to tag SharePoint metadata, and they overlap enough to be confusing. The Knowledge Agent comes with your Copilot license. SharePoint Premium document AI is a separate tier. They solve different problems, and picking the wrong one wastes money or effort. Here is how to tell them apart.
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IT administrator and security lead reviewing restored SharePoint external guest access after an Access Denied issue following the move to Entra B2B.

SharePoint One-Time Passcode Retirement: Act Before October

Sometime in October, a vendor clicks a SharePoint link they have used for months and gets Access Denied. No warning to them, none to you. That is the SharePoint One-Time Passcode retirement landing, and if you share files externally, some of your links are on the list. Here is what breaks and what to do.
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A corporate communications lead and intranet manager review SharePoint campaign analytics showing news post views and engagement.

Campaigns in SharePoint: Are Your News Posts Landing?

Your comms team pushes out a week of related news posts for a big rollout, and someone asks: did it work? SharePoint could tell you page views, not whether the campaign landed. Campaigns in SharePoint changes that, for the teams licensed to use it.
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A Power Platform administrator and IT governance lead review apps being moved from the Default environment into a Managed environment.

Power Platform Default Environment: Fix the Governance Gap

Every time someone customizes a SharePoint list form, Power Apps quietly drops an app into the default environment - the one space in your tenant with no real governance. Multiply that by every maker and every quick flow, and the default environment becomes your biggest ungoverned surface. Here is how to take it back.
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