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Continue reading →: Syntex Model to Autofill: a SharePoint Super SkillYour Syntex models, reborn as Autofill columns You put real effort into your Syntex models, but as we all know, Syntex is no longer getting the spotlight as the Copilot era takes over. Syntex-Model-To-Autofill carries that work forward. Point any SharePoint Model to it, and it reads the definition, studies…
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Continue reading →: The need for Data Policies for –Agenttools in SharePointI look after a lot of SharePoint site collections. Every one of them now ships with a Copilot that can write a Word document, create a list, rename and share a file, generate an image straight into a document library, and stand up a scheduled automation that keeps running long…
- Continue reading →: From a button to a Copilot-infused button in SharePoint
What’s an AI-infused button? For fifteen years, the SharePoint button was a styled hyperlink: click it, go somewhere else. In 2026 it has become one of the most strategic surfaces in Microsoft 365. Under the MC1419800 rollout (GA completing mid-August 2026), the Button web part can now launch a predefined…
- Continue reading →: Live HTML dashboards in SharePoint via Copilot: right idea, but, let’s finish the journey
Copilot’s live SharePoint dashboards are a genuine win — and they already live in SharePoint. So why do I still want the output to be a SharePoint page, not a standalone HTML file? The August 2026 wave of Copilot in SharePoint added something I genuinely love: point Copilot at a…
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Continue reading →: The Free, Zero-Storage Agent Registry Every M365 Admin Should Be UsingAn interview with Frane Borozan — Microsoft MVP, Co-Founder & President of Syskit I have been chasing this interview for months. Every time Frane Borozan and I ended up in the same city — Sarajevo, Orlando, a booth somewhere between sessions — the conversation drifted back to the same thing:…
- Continue reading →: When students write SharePoint skills that drive migrations across North America
Feedback from the field from Creospark A field report on how a leading North American consultancy is putting SharePoint AI Skills into the hands of students — and using a super skill to verify their work before it ever reaches a customer tenant. Most conversations about AI Skills in SharePoint…
- Continue reading →: From Skills to Super Skills in SharePoint
SharePoint skills are already a great way to put automation directly in front of end users. But today, they live entirely at the task level: run a command, get a result, move on. Nothing rolls up, nothing gets recorded, and nothing tells the business exactly what the skill is doing…
- Continue reading →: When AI Skills Meet a Petabyte of Engineering Drawings – Feedback from the field from ex MSFT
A field report on how SharePoint AI Skills are being put to work in large-scale EPC engineering, and what it teaches us about building, governing, and scaling skills in the real world. Most of what is written about AI Skills in SharePoint remains fairly conceptual: what they are, how to…
- Continue reading →: The hidden impact of RCD in SharePoint: when discovery controls disable productivity
A Microsoft MVP Perspective on Microsoft’s Restricted Content Discovery – The good, bad, and future – 1 –The phenomenon no one cared in enterprise (until Drew came to me with the question) When Microsoft quietly announced that Restricted Content Discovery (RCD) would disable Copilot features in SharePoint, I had the…
- Continue reading →: Microsoft Syntex to AI in SharePoint – A one-to-one mapping.
Microsoft Syntex – the well-loved SharePoint Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) services exposed a set of discrete document processing meters (Autofill columns, Unstructured, Prebuilt, etc.) that were billed through an attached Azure subscription. Each unit of work, such as a page, image, or character, was charged according to the meter-specific unit price defined in the…
Bonjour,
I’m Gokan
I’m an independent SharePoint AI & Power Platform Governance consultant at Neoxy, helping organizations build innovative, cloud-driven solutions. Passionate about creativity, automation, and agility, he empowers clients to be more responsive and competitive.
I try to be a humorous speaker, as I’ve presented at global events like Microsoft TechDays, Microsoft Ignite, Inspire, and TechCon 365. Author of books with over half a million downloads and founder of several communities. A community warrior, a Microsoft Regional Director, and MVP.
