Microsoft Teams is a highly collaborative unified communications platform in the Microsoft 365 suite. Teams enable users to host Chats, Meetings, and share files in Teams and Channels. Even though the platform was only launched in 2017, it’s now widely deployed and has 13 million+ users. Due to infancy of the prolific workplace platform, there’s a consistent flow of news and updates on improving its management and ease of use.
Here are Practical 365’s top articles on Microsoft Teams:
- Deploying the Microsoft Teams Desktop Client
- Microsoft Teams vs. WhatsApp: Compliance Implications and What You Need to Know
- Evolve Conference on Tour: Teams in Two Days
- Using PowerShell to apply Messaging Policies to Teams Users
- Deciding whether to enable Priority Notifications in Microsoft Teams
- Automating document creation and approvals with Teams and Microsoft Flow
- Create a PowerApp for mobile data capture with Teams Flow and Planner integration
- New functionality for Group Chats in Teams
- Skype for Business vs. Teams