Workflow Supersized in SharePoint 2016
with expert Philip Wheat
One of the most powerful, yet possibly one of the most underutilized features within SharePoint is workflows. Workflows provide users with the ability to automate complex business processes, saving them both time and effort. However, due to the frequent changes Microsoft has made to the SharePoint platform combined with the challenges of learning how to use this feature, many users failed to take advantage of it. That's why, in SharePoint 2016, Microsoft has taken a different approach to workflows by introducing Microsoft Flow. We'll explore flow and what it can mean for not only your SharePoint implementation but also other systems that you work with.
This webinar was originally recorded on November 09, 2016.
Philip Wheat
Philip Wheat is an industry veteran who has been active in the computer industry for over 20 years. With experience stretching back to the beginnings of the PC era, he has remained active on the leading edges of technology, focusing on embedded systems, knowledge management, and sensor technologies. He is one of the few who has worked with SharePoint since the original beta, has built his own microprocessor, and has had robotics projects featured in the press and TV shows around the world.