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Microsoft 365 Records Management – Assign the Disposition of a Record to Microsoft 365 Site Owners

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Previously I showed you how to use Power Automate to build a simple custom workflow to handle your disposition processes for you. It allowed you…

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I recently had the fantastic opportunity to speak at the Microsoft 365 Conference in Las Vegas this May 2023. It was a great time and…

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