Diving into SharePoint Advanced Management (SAM), M365 Users Group of DC from August 8, 2024

Pat McGown, CEO of Cloudwell, spoke to the M365 User Group of DC about SharePoint Advanced Management.
About the Session
Every day, organizations add over 2 billion documents to Microsoft 365, presenting significant challenges in content governance. These challenges include managing content sprawl, preventing oversharing, and ensuring timely access controls; issues that are amplified in the age of AI-driven tools like Copilot. SharePoint Advanced Management (SAM) provides a suite of tools that offer real-time solutions to these problems, enhancing security and compliance across SharePoint sites. In this session, we'll dive into SAM, exploring how these tools can help you address these challenges.
About the Speaker
Pat McGown is the CEO of Cloudwell. With over 22 years of experience in the SharePoint and Microsoft technology space, his passion lies in driving innovation to solve problems and enhance productivity. Cloudwell specializes in SharePoint, Power Platform, Microsoft Teams, Dynamics 365, and more. He recently shared insights on SharePoint web parts and their evolution on Microsoft's "The Intrazone" podcast, discussing solutions and tips beneficial for developers and intranet managers. His current focus includes integrating Copilot in M365, developing innovative solutions with SharePoint Embedded, and exploring the vast potential of SharePoint Premium. Patrick's approach to technology combines efficiency with a commitment to solving complex challenges. He is always eager to engage with fellow tech enthusiasts and professionals. Feel free to reach out on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/pmcgown and follow him on X/Twitter @PMcGown.
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