List of lists. I’ve been accused of being paid by the list. I might have a problem, but they are a GREAT way to track information and drive process! #MicrosoftLists in @Microsoft365. Lists I’ve loved:
1 - Roadmap. Dates, descriptions, owners, messaging, and state of deployment.
2 - Budget planning. Description, vendor, priority, amount planned, amounts spent by month, approval status
3 - Event sessions. Events are IMO god awful to organize in spreadsheets. You need rich text for descriptions, choice fields for level, and lots of processes for selection and approvals. Stop the madness. Use lists.
4 - Event participants. Need to know who’s coming as speakers, staff and guests to ensure everyone is included in activities and that we have contact info for emergencies
5 - Computer checkout and asset management. Ran the NBC Olympics help desk for thousands of users on a list
6 - issue tracking. Supported engineering for NBC Olympics on a list on WSS in Torino and ever since. My first list, and the beginning of my love affair with @SharePoint. You never forget your first!
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