Christian Buckley
The CollabTalk Podcast
A technology-focused podcast exploring the business value and practical application of the latest advances in collaboration, productivity, artificial intelligence, and social network science.
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Christian Buckley
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9 juil. 2026
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Episode 4 | Lessons Learned from SharePoint Saturday, with Susan Lennon and Eric Harlan 21.02.2019 56:52
A conversation with Susan Lennon and Eric Harlan, two of the founders of SharePoint Saturday (spsevents.org), a global phenomena that has brought free technical events to communities around the world for more than a decade, and continues to grow and expand. Susan and Eric discuss the evolution of these events, the continued growth of the community, and their best practices for supporting the local...
Episode 3 | Changing Global Data Standards and the GDPR, with Seb Matthews 04.10.2017 39:34
A conversation with Seb Matthews, founder and ceo of extaCloud, and an expert on network security and Microsoft's cloud capabilities, on the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) -- not just within the European Union, but how it is having an impact on data security standards around the world.
Episode 2 | Jeff Teper and Dean Swann on Hybrid SharePoint 10.05.2017 50:28
A conversation with Jeff Teper, CVP of SharePoint and OneDrive at Microsoft, and Dean Swann, Director of Product at UnlimitedViz and tyGraph, on the state of the SharePoint community and the recent hybrid SharePoint research results. Recorded on May 6, 2017 at SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities in Minneapolis, MN.
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