Decisions
Choose the right tool
Compare Microsoft 365 services by the work people need to do, not by a list of overlapping features.
Start with the choice in front of you
M365Wizard is organized around practical decisions, common work scenarios, and governance questions that shape how Microsoft 365 is used every day.
Open decision guides
Ownership
Understand tradeoffs
See where lifecycle, sharing, permissions, and reuse can make a simple tool choice succeed or create friction.
Scenarios
Work from real scenarios
Start with the pattern you recognize: collecting information, publishing content, managing tasks, or collaborating on documents.
Custom work
Tools
Standard Microsoft 365 configuration covers many needs. When it does not, I design focused tools, integrations, and SharePoint solutions that make everyday work easier.
Each solution starts with the work people need to do, with clear ownership and a realistic fit for the tenant.
Explore the toolsAbout the author
About Me
I am Dwayne Selsig, a Microsoft 365 architect from the Netherlands.
With M365Wizard, I turn overlapping Microsoft 365 choices into practical guidance for end users, key users, and IT teams.
Transparency
About M365Wizard
Intentionally Built for Simplicity
I care deeply about security, speed, and functionality. That is why M365Wizard is intentionally kept simple, with as little unnecessary technology as possible between you and the information you need.
Privacy-Friendly
No cookies, visitor profiles, or advertising trackers.
Small Attack Surface
The website does not use a traditional content management system or a database that must assemble pages for each visit. It is generated statically in advance and published through GitHub Pages.
Keeping the technical architecture simple and transparent limits the attack surface.
Fast and Functional
Pages and search results are ready immediately and do not need to be rebuilt for each visit. This keeps the website fast, clear, and functional.
I Set the Direction and Use AI to Support the Writing
The solution thinking, architectural direction, and final judgment behind M365Wizard are mine. I use AI tools to help draft, structure, and polish the writing, making the guidance easier to read.
I remain responsible for what is published here. Some guides may also refer to tools, scripts, or examples I make available on GitHub. Treat those references as optional starting points, not automatic recommendations for every tenant.
You always make the final decision about your Microsoft 365 environment, including whether a standard configuration is enough or whether custom work belongs in your tenant.
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