Document sets have been a long-standing feature in the SharePoint platform — yet, many people don’t use them for their day-to-day work. When and why should they be used?

Say goodbye to classic content types in SharePoint! An explainer of why we use modern content types whenever possible.

There are challenges with taking a folder approach for organizing content in SharePoint — and we rarely recommend it! Learn how to take an alternative approach.

Labels are a simple solution to many information challenges, yet they are often not used or applied inconsistently. This post discusses considerations for a Microsoft 365 metadata and labelling strategy.

Part 2 of this series on auto-labelling policies in Microsoft Purview Records Management focuses on advanced scenarios with KQL.

In part 1 of this series, learn how to use KQL to design auto-labelling policies in Microsoft Purview Records Management.

We recommend adding governance of SharePoint content types to all implementations. The cost of doing a little upfront planning and training pays off with the benefits of reusable configuration and setting a foundation for value-add solutions.

This post addresses one of the most common questions we get about content types in SharePoint: how many do I need?

Content types and their associated metadata add tremendous value to large scale SharePoint ECM projects. They can improve search and findability, enable workflows and even automate compliance. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all design pattern that suits all organizations, this blog sheds some light on how to approach this fundamental SharePoint ECM topic that is just as much an art as it is a science.