EP72: MOCA 2.0, Adoption tools with hidden depths
There is a new MOCA framework from Microsoft and EP72 is really Steve and Marijn standing at the bar and shooting the breeze. Marijn thinks we should do a re-visit and Steve thinks he is right because there are hidden depths in MOCA 2.0
With lots of diversions and bar level humor (you have been warned) Steve identifies the subtle levels of change in the MOCA framework that is more aligned to corporate objectives and business value items.
There is a new MOCA 2.0 framework from Microsoft and Marijn thinks we should do a re-visit. Steve thinks he is right because there are hidden depths that folks need to be aware of. This new Adoption toolset is at the next level building perfectly on the first release.
EP72 is really Steve and Marijn standing at the bar and shooting the breeze. With lots of diversions and bar level humor (you have been warned)
Steve identifies the subtle levels of change in the MOCA framework that takes it over and above a framework of telling you which tools should be used for what.
Today MOCA is more aligned to corporate objectives and business value items allowing you to think about the work completed by the business and identifying the Microsoft 365 tools that can deliver value to the community of workers.
The Boys touch on the framework but also the purpose of Persona used by many to identify the scope of a Microsoft 365 roll out. But Steve expands on this adding in the dimension of Process alongside the Personas. After all we are reminded that everyone in the company works within a set of processes, regardless of the role they perform.
Creators and Guests
Host
Marijn Somers
Microsoft MVP. Freelance Microsoft 365 expert focusing on user adoption and governance. Trainer. Licensed watchmaker.
Host
Steve Dalby
Podcaster "Office365Distilled" Driving Collaboration Business Goals, Speaking about Governance, Whiskey taster and imbiber all round father and good guy.
