How to Create and Use Azure AD Cross Tenant Access Policies
Azure cross-tenant access policies control collaboration with external tenants using features like Teams Shared Channels.
Azure cross-tenant access policies control collaboration with external tenants using features like Teams Shared Channels.
The podcast this week discussed the new features coming to Microsoft Teams and Windows 365, including Teams Connect (aka Shared Channels), broadcasting from Teams using RTMP, and some exciting new announcements you definitely need to know about.
This episode discusses Microsoft Teams Connect shared channels rolling out to public preview; Teams Meeting Room Device News; Third-party add-in support for Every Meeting Online; Upcoming changes to license re-assignment in Exchange Online and more roadmap news.
A year after announcing Teams Connect shared channels, Microsoft launched the feature into public preview on March 16.
Teams Connect is coming in early 2022 and there's a lot of buzz about how this will help people work together seamlessly. For larger organizations who need to work together, but can't migrate to a single tenant, could this new functionality enable their plans to migrate?
The Office news at Microsoft's Fall Ignite event was dominated by Teams and technology associated with Teams. A new Microsoft 365 app called Loup will be available in 2022 and we'll have the chance to use Connect IQ to make our messages even more intelligent than they are now.
There's no definitive 'right' or 'wrong' way to structure Teams and channels, however there are some limits and best practices that can be followed to ensure the structures created are easy to use and navigate. This article explores the decision process Team owners can use to assess if a new channel is needed, what type should be used and how to manage large numbers of channels in a team.
When Microsoft delivers shared channels later in 2021, Teams users will have three types of channels to choose from. Let's discuss the differences between regular, private, and shared channels.
Microsoft Teams Connect, a new way of collaboration based on federated shared channels, is now in private preview and should be available later in 2021.