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Author: Diego

I am a Microsoft 365 architect and newly minted MVP with a passion for turning technology into something people actually love to use. With more than 20 years in web development, IT administration, and systems integration and 16+ years dedicated to SharePoint, Teams, the Power Platform, and Copilot, I specialize in modernizing legacy solutions, streamlining development processes, and building governance frameworks that are practical, sustainable, and human centered. In recent years I have been deeply focused on Copilot readiness and adoption, helping organizations move beyond "just keeping the lights on" to unlocking creativity, collaboration, and entirely new ways of working. Outside of work, I am a Certified Scrum Master, global speaker, community builder, and blogger at UnsuckM365, where I share no fluff stories from the field. I am also a bedroom DJ who believes music and technology share the same rhythm: both connect people, tell stories, and inspire new ways of thinking.
Illustration of a consultant standing in a sunlit archive-like room surrounded by dusty, obsolete technology and old manuals, holding a legacy device thoughtfully with a nostalgic half-smile.
February 19, 2026February 10, 2026 Diego

Day 16: SharePoint features we thought would change everything

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February 18, 2026February 10, 2026 Diego

Day 15: SharePoint lists quietly replaced half your apps

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February 17, 2026February 3, 2026 Diego

Day 14: SharePoint and Teams are not rivals

Illustration of a frustrated consultant wearing a cap and green shirt, staring at a computer monitor where a SharePoint website appears to be melting, symbolizing the breakdown caused by excessive customization.
February 16, 2026February 3, 2026 Diego

Day 13: The hidden tax of over-customizing SharePoint

Illustration of a consultant wearing a cap and glasses, standing in front of multiple SharePoint screens while a group of frustrated users surround him, gesturing and asking questions, representing tension between system design and user experience.
February 14, 2026February 5, 2026 Diego

Day 12: The day I stopped fighting SharePoint users

Illustration of a thoughtful consultant standing in an executive boardroom, looking at a large SharePoint dashboard filled with charts and metrics, conveying uncertainty about its usefulness for everyday work.
February 13, 2026February 3, 2026 Diego

Day 11: Stop building SharePoint portals for executives

Illustration of a thoughtful consultant holding a single puzzle piece while studying a table covered with puzzle pieces shaped like SharePoint web parts, representing deliberate page design.
February 12, 2026February 3, 2026 Diego

Day 10: Fewer SharePoint web parts, clearer pages

Illustration of a curious consultant holding a magnifying glass while standing in a room filled with scattered files and documents on the walls and floor, representing search as the primary way users find information.
February 11, 2026February 23, 2026 Diego

Day 9: Search is the real SharePoint homepage

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February 10, 2026February 3, 2026 Diego

Day 8: Most SharePoint homepages fail before users even scroll

Illustration of a frustrated consultant at a desk reviewing permission rules while facing a screen full of tangled locks, warnings, and broken access paths, representing overly complex SharePoint permissions.
February 9, 2026February 3, 2026 Diego

Day 7: SharePoint permissions are not governance

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