On Episode Six of the Mastering Mondays podcast, we chat with TechWoman100 Winner and UK Microsoft Minecraft Ambassador Kate Whyles about Microsoft Minecraft in education. With Kate, we discuss what Minecraft is, its educational applications, and the positive outcomes it has generated. Kate also shares how Nottingham College has integrated Minecraft into its curriculum and offers tips on how educational institutions can effectively embrace technology like Minecraft. If this episode sparks your interest and you need help bringing your ideas to life, reach out to us at support@nomorebadmondays.com.

On this episode of Mastering Mondays, we speak with Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Todd Klindt. Todd has been a master of Microsoft SharePoint since its inception and has authored numerous books and articles on the subject. He has also presented at several prestigious technical conferences across the United States and Europe. Todd joins us to discuss all things SharePoint, covering topics such as effective governance, maintenance, top organisational tips, and ensuring your intranet works seamlessly for your business or educational institution. If this episode inspires you and you need help bringing your ideas to life, contact us at support@nomorebadmondays.com.

In episode four of Mastering Mondays, we delve into the complexities of Microsoft licensing with the renowned expert Rich Gibbons, often hailed as "The Notorious B.I.G of Microsoft Licensing." Navigating Microsoft's options and pricing structures can be daunting, but Rich helps us break it all down. We explore the key differences in licensing types, uncover strategies to reduce costs, and ensure your organisation is using the most suitable licenses. Tune in for invaluable tips, insights, and practical advice that can transform your approach to Microsoft licensing. If you're inspired and need our support, contact us at support@nomorebadmondays.com.

In today's episode of Mastering Mondays, we chat with Debolina Dasgupta, the Microsoft Expert at the World Customs Organisation. Debolina has successfully implemented several Power Apps within the organisation and is a strong advocate for Microsoft products like SharePoint, Loop, and Planner. Leading the transition from outdated legacy systems, Debolina shares her insights on leveraging Microsoft's suite of applications. We delve into the specifics of this transformation and explore how businesses and educational institutions can adopt similar strategies to enhance their operations.

In episode two of Mastering Mondays, we explore the benefits of automation for small to medium-sized enterprises and educational institutions using Microsoft products. Along with our guest, Eldon Chinyamakobvu from Automate Everything!, we discuss how automation, including the use of tools like Power Automate and CoPilot, can enhance efficiency and productivity. During the episode, we also examine the advantages of creating in-house solutions to reduce third-party costs that can often outperform external competitors. Join us for invaluable tips, insights, and practical advice from Eldon. If this episode inspires you and you need help bringing your ideas to life, contact us at support@nomorebadmondays.com.

Do businesses, especially small to medium-sized enterprises and educational institutions, truly grasp the potential of Microsoft and its ability to bolster both their financial health and day-to-day efficiency, and more? In our inaugural episode of Mastering Mondays, we're joined by Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Shane Young. Together, we explore how businesses and educational providers can and are leveraging Power Apps to reduce costs and streamline mundane tasks, allowing them to focus on what truly matters. We also delve into CoPilot, examining its current capabilities and future potential. Join us and Shane as we share invaluable tips, insights, and more on this debut episode of Mastering Mondays. If this episode inspires you, and you need support to turn your ideas into reality, we would love to hear from you. Contact us at support@nomorebadmondays.com.