Microsoft 365: Building Advanced Knowledge Management Systems Training Course
Course Outline
Advanced Knowledge Management Concepts in Microsoft 365 for Government
- Principles of Structured Knowledge Management
- Designing Scalable Systems Using SharePoint and Teams for Government
- Leveraging Metadata, Versioning, and Document Libraries for Government
Building and Linking SharePoint Knowledge Repositories for Government
- Creating Interconnected SharePoint Sites and Document Libraries for Government
- Using Metadata Columns, Content Types, and Lookup Fields for Government
- Establishing Site Hierarchies and Cross-Site Navigation for Government
Designing Dynamic Dashboards with Power BI for Government
- Integrating SharePoint and Microsoft Lists Data with Power BI for Government
- Creating Real-Time Dashboards for Tracking Knowledge Assets for Government
- Designing KPIs and Visual Reports for Data-Driven Insights for Government
Customizing Knowledge Workflows with Power Automate for Government
- Automating Approval, Review, and Publishing Processes for Government
- Integrating Teams Notifications and Adaptive Cards for Government
- Building Multi-Step Flows for Document Lifecycle Management for Government
Creating and Managing Collaborative Content Ecosystems for Government
- Using Teams and OneNote for Collaborative Knowledge Capture for Government
- Integrating SharePoint Pages, Lists, and Planner Boards for Government
- Establishing Governance, Roles, and Permissions for Government
Maintaining and Optimizing Knowledge Systems for Government
- Implementing Data Retention, Archiving, and Compliance Policies for Government
- Performing Regular Audits and Metadata Updates for Government
- Improving System Performance and Reducing Content Redundancy for Government
Best Practices for Knowledge Management in Microsoft 365 for Government
- Review of Knowledge System Design Principles for Government
- Ensuring Consistency and Discoverability Across Content for Government
- Driving Adoption and Engagement Through User Experience Design for Government
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Proficiency with Microsoft 365 tools (SharePoint, Teams, and OneNote) for government
- Experience in knowledge management or content strategy
Audience
- Knowledge managers responsible for building structured information repositories
- Content strategists focused on developing interconnected knowledge systems
- IT professionals tasked with managing organizational knowledge within Microsoft 365
Runs with a minimum of 4 + people. For 1-to-1 or private group training, request a quote.
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