As you may already know, the Office 365 Video service is being replaced by Microsoft Stream.  If you have been using Office 365 Video to publish videos, you can now start migrating it to Microsoft Stream using the self-service migration tool. If you don’t see it, you can request to register your tenant using the form available here https://aka.ms/O365VideoEarlyMigration

When you logon to your Office 365 Video portal you will see the migration banner to start the migration process

This will open a new window (https://web.microsoftstream.com/officemigration)

Sadly choosing a CMS platform is a dilemma and even the very best in the industry end up arguing with each other on the pros and cons. This post is for those who are going through this phase and are finding it difficult to make up their mind on which platform would be best suitable for them.

Instead of getting in to historical facts and figures, lets just put this in simple words.

​A content management system (CMS) is an interface that allows users to create and manage the content of their websites. Whereas CMS’s started out as simple software to publish content online, they have grown to become core technology platforms that support cross-organisational goals and objectives, from marketing to sales.

The CMS you choose is closely linked to your business goals and the success of your organisation. Your website is your digital estate: the online representation of your brand, your benchmark against competitors and a key driver of sales.  Additionally, your website will be the destination for your marketing efforts, and a core hub of your operations.

When it comes to CMS platforms, paying more doesn’t necessarily mean better. To pick a CMS that you can rely on and is right for your business needs, a considered evaluation of features and functionality requirements is crucial.