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M365 Show Podcast

Welcome to the M365 Show — your essential podcast for everything Microsoft 365, Azure, and beyond. Join us as we explore the latest developments across Power BI, Power Platform, Microsoft Teams, Viva, Fabric, Purview, Security, and the entire Microsoft ecosystem. Each episode delivers expert insights, real-world use cases, best practices, and interviews with industry leaders to help you stay ahead in the fast-moving world of cloud, collaboration, and data innovation. Whether you"re an IT

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22:26

Copilot’s ‘Compliant by Design’ Claim: Exposed

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2025/10/17

Everyone thinks AI compliance is Microsoft’s problem. Wrong. The EU AI Act doesn’t stop at developers of tools like Copilot or ChatGPT—the Act allocates obligations across the AI supply chain. That means deployers like you share responsibility, whether you asked for it or not. Picture this: roll out ChatGPT in HR and suddenly you’re on the hook for bias monitoring, explainability, and documentation. The fine print? Obligations phase in over time, but enforcement starts immediately—up to 7% of

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20:37

AI Factory vs. Chaos: Which Runs Your Enterprise?

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2025/10/16

Ah, here’s the riddle your CIO hasn’t solved. Is AI just another workload to shove onto the server farm, or a fire-breathing creature that insists on its own habitat—GPUs, data lakes, and strict governance temples? Most teams gamble blind, and the result is budgets consumed faster than warp drive burns antimatter. Here’s what you’ll take away today: the five checks that reveal whether an AI project truly needs enterprise scale, and the guardrails that get you there without chaos. So, before we

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19:12

Copilot Memory vs. Recall: Shocking Differences Revealed

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2025/10/16

Everyone thinks Copilot Memory is just Microsoft’s sneaky way of spying on you. Wrong. If it were secretly snooping, you wouldn’t see that little “Memory updated” badge every time you give it an instruction. The reality: Memory stores facts only when there’s clear intent—like when you ask it to remember your tone preference or a project label. And yes, you can review or delete those entries at will. The real privacy risk isn’t hidden recording; it’s assuming the tool logs everything automatically

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21:37

Governance Boards: The Last Defense Against AI Mayhem

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2025/10/16

Imagine deploying a chatbot to help your staff manage daily tasks, and within minutes it starts suggesting actions that are biased, misleading, or outright unhelpful to your clients. This isn’t sci-fi paranoia—it’s what happens when Responsible AI guardrails are missing. Responsible AI focuses on fairness, transparency, privacy, and accountability—these are the seatbelts for your digital copilots. It reduces risks, if you actually operationalize it. The fallout? Compliance violations, customer

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20:34

Active Directory: The Crown Jewel Hackers Hunt

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2025/10/13

What’s the one system in your environment that, if compromised, would let an attacker own everything—logins, files, even emails? Yep, it’s Active Directory. Before we roll initiative, hit Subscribe so these best-practices get to your team. The question is: how exposed is yours? Forget firewalls for a second. If AD is a weak link, your whole defense is just patchwork. By the end, you’ll have three concrete areas to fix: admin blast radius, PKI and templates, and hybrid sync hygiene. That means

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21:28

Your SharePoint Is Stuck in 2013 (Here’s the Fix)

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2025/10/12

Your SharePoint isn’t outdated because you’re lazy—it’s outdated because legacy workflows are basically bosses that refuse to retire. If you want the cheat codes for modernizing SharePoint, hit Subscribe so these walkthroughs land in your feed. Here’s the twist: you don’t need to swing a +5 developer sword. With Power Platform, you can shape apps and automate flows straight from the lists you already have. And once AI Builder and Copilot Studio join the party, those repetitive file-tagging goblins

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31:32

Automating Microsoft 365 Tenant Governance with...

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2025/10/04

Automating governance tasks in Microsoft 365 Tenant Governance is very important. It helps improve security and efficiency. PowerShell is a strong tool for this job. By automating regular tasks, you can keep governance practices consistent. This also helps lower human mistakes. For example, automated policy enforcement ensures that rules are the same across all Microsoft 365 Tenant Governance workspaces. This method reduces risks and allows your IT team to focus on more important projects instead of

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17:47

Unlocking Power BI: The True Game Changer for Teams

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2025/10/04

You ever feel like your data is scattered across 47 different dungeons, each guarded by a cranky boss? That’s most organizations today—everyone claims to be data-driven, but in practice, they’re just rolling saving throws against chaos. Here’s what you’ll get in this run: the key Power BI integrations already inside Microsoft 365, the roadmap feature that finally ends cross-department fights, and three concrete actions you can take to start wielding this tool where you already work. Power BI now

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22:18

Autonomous Agents: Productivity Hack or Admin Nightmare?

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2025/09/28

Picture this: your boss asks you to try Copilot Studio. You think you’re spinning up a polite chatbot. Ten minutes later, it’s not just chatting—it’s booking a cruise and trying to swipe the company card for pizza. That’s the real difference between a copilot that suggests and an agent that acts. In the next 15 minutes, you’ll see how agents cross that line, where their memory actually lives, and the first three governance checks to keep your tenant safe. Follow M365.Show for MVP livestreams that

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18:24

Stop Using Entity Framework Like This

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2025/09/14

If you’re using Entity Framework only to mirror your database tables into DTOs, you’re missing most of what it can actually do. That’s like buying an electric car and never driving it—just plugging your phone into the charger. No wonder so many developers end up frustrated, or decide EF is too heavy and switch to a micro-ORM. Here’s the thing: EF works best when you use it to persist meaningful objects instead of treating it as a table-to-class generator. In this podcast, I’ll show you three things:

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21:05

These New Vulnerabilities Could Break Your .NET Code

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2025/09/13

If you’ve ever thought your .NET app is safe just because you’re running the latest framework, this might be the wake-up call you didn’t expect. OWASP’s upcoming update emphasizes changes worth rethinking in your architecture. In this video, you’ll see which OWASP 2025 categories matter most for .NET, three things to scan for in your pipelines today, and one common code pattern you should fix this week. Some of these risks come from everyday coding habits you might already rely on. Stick around —

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21:08

The Power Platform Hits Its Limit Here

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2025/09/12

Here’s the truth: the Power Platform can take you far, but it isn’t optimized for every scenario. When workloads get heavy—whether that’s advanced automation, complex API calls, or large-scale AI—things can start to strain. We’ve all seen flows that looked great in testing but collapsed once real users piled on. In the next few minutes, you’ll see how to recognize those limits before they stall your app, how a single Azure Function can replace clunky nested flows, and a practical first step you can

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22:44

Passwords Are Broken—Passkeys Fix Everything

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2025/09/12

Passwords don’t fail because users are careless. They fail because the system itself is broken. Phishing, credential stuffing, and constant resets prove we’ve been leaning on a weak foundation for decades. The fix already exists, and most people don’t realize it’s ready to use right now. In this session, I’ll show you how passkeys and WebAuthn let devices you already own become your most secure login method. You’ll get a clear overview of how passkeys work, a practical ASP.NET Core checklist for

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18:38

The Hidden Risks Lurking in Your Cloud

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2025/09/11

What happens when the software you rely on simply doesn’t show up for work? Picture a Power App that refuses to submit data during end-of-month reporting. Or an Intune policy that fails overnight and locks out half your team. In that moment, the tools you trust most can leave you stranded. Most cloud contracts quietly limit the provider’s responsibility — check your own tenant agreement or SLA and you’ll see what I mean. Later in this video, I’ll share practical steps to reduce the odds that one

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20:06

Azure CLI vs. PowerShell: One Clear Winner?

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2025/09/10

Have you ever spent half an hour in the Azure portal, tweaking settings by hand, only to realize… you broke something else? You’re not alone. Most of us have wrestled with the inefficiency of clicking endlessly through menus. But here’s the question: what if two simple command-line tools could not only save you from those mistakes but also give you repeatable, reliable workflows? By the end, you’ll know when to reach for Azure CLI, when PowerShell makes more sense, and how to combine them for

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22:23

Agentic AI Is Rewriting DevOps

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2025/09/10

What if your software development team had an extra teammate—one who never gets tired, learns faster than anyone you know, and handles the tedious work without complaint? That’s essentially what Agentic AI is shaping up to be. In this video, we’ll first define what Agentic AI actually means, then show how it plays out in real .NET and Azure workflows, and finally explore the impact it can have on your team’s productivity. By the end, you’ll know one small experiment to try in your own .NET pipeline

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20:21

Did Mainframes Just Win? Altair vs. Azure

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2025/09/09

It’s 1975. You’re staring at a beige metal box called the Altair 8800. To make it do anything, you flip tiny switches and wait for blinking lights. By the end of this video, you’ll see how those same design habits translate into practical value today—helping you cost‑optimize, automate, and reason more clearly about Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and Azure systems. Fast forward to today—you click once, and Azure spins up servers, runs AI models, and scales to thousands of users instantly. The leap

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18:37

Azure Solutions Break Under Pressure—Here’s Why

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2025/09/09

Ever had an Azure service fail on a Monday morning? The dashboard looks fine, but users are locked out, and your boss wants answers. By the end of this video, you’ll know the five foundational principles every Azure solution must include—and one simple check you can run in ten minutes to see if your environment is at risk right now. I want to hear from you too: what was your worst Azure outage, and how long did it take to recover? Drop the time in the comments. Because before we talk about how to

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19:17

Full Stack Skills? Why You’re Not Using Them In Teams

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2025/09/08

You've been building full-stack web apps for years—but here's a question: why aren't those same skills powering your workflow inside Microsoft Teams? You'll be surprised how little you need to change to make a web app feel native in Teams. In this podcast you'll see the dev environment you need, scaffold a personal tab from a standard React/Node app, and understand the small auth and routing tweaks that make it work. Quick prerequisites: VS Code, Node/npm, your usual React or Express project, plus

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17:50

Why Disabling Power Platform Backfires Every Time

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2025/09/08

If your first instinct when you hear 'Power Platform' is to hit the disable switch in your admin portal, you’re not alone. A lot of IT leaders think that locking it down is the safest move. But here’s the twist: that quick fix usually creates bigger risks—shadow IT, uncontrolled data flows, and compliance blind spots. So why does disabling the platform backfire almost every time, and what should you do instead? Stay with me, because the answer is not as complicated as you think—it just requires

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