Let’s say, for example, this is the website I want to read RSS feeds from.It is my attempt to stay updated on the latest posts so that I don’t miss anything.

However you manage the change you can capture the Message Center items, add them to the SharePoint list and identify owners and track the change.RSS is powerful and taming it wisely really helps! 🙂 Here’s an example where I used it to get a notification whenever a new blog was posted by Microsoft in their Dynamics 365 Blog page. I am going to show a q uick and easy way to get your Microsoft 365 messages sent to a SharePoint list where you can add custom columns like action item owner or task manager by using Flow. While visiting the Message Center collectively for your governance is good practice, it can be difficult to take action and manage those actions. Visiting the Message Center needs to be a group effort on how to handle change and who is going to take action on items that require it. This is awesome news for governance leaders to ensure everyone can see the change Microsoft makes to your platform.īut what about those who cannot and will not ever use the Message Center Reader role or visit the Microsoft 365 admin portal? There are many stakeholders who need to be a part of managing change and make decisions based on that change but simply don't have the time nor live in those spaces. This will be showing up for all organizations in October 2018. It sounds like by default all c ustomized admin roles will start receiving email notifications for Message Center and can customize their Message Center preferences based on what messages they want to see in addition to opting out of email notifications.

Now the latest announcements will be more efforts in supporting email notifications and other Message Center preferences for customized admin roles.

Are you trying to add governance and manage change in Office 365? Microsoft has been making headway on giving us the tools to get there like adding a custom administrator Microsoft 365 Message Center Reader role and access to the API's.

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