Microsoft Teams: Approvals and other cool features
by I’m always surprised by the level of energy and resources that Microsoft is putting on Microsoft Teams. There are a lot of features coming out …
Category: Microsoft Teams
Microsoft developed Teams to be something different than other tools like Slack, for example. Microsoft made sure that the integrations with its other products would be rock solid and accessible to everyone. Besides that, using SharePoint as a backend, allows you to have all it’s features like file management and wiki, making collaboration super easy. Another impressive feature is that you can edit documents directly in Microsoft Teams. You don’t even need to leave it to make changes to any document. Above all, Microsoft developed Teams so that it’s the central hub for every company to congregate. Like Slack, you can integrate apps and bots, but it allows much more. You can embed a Power BI report in a tab or a Planner, allowing the team to have their tasks centralized. Finally, the apps are genuinely cross-platform so that you can use it on the go or in the office.
Microsoft Teams: Protect your privacy during a meeting
With more people working from home and families need to adjust to having kids, both jobs, and many more challenges, Microsoft Teams became the go-to …
Microsoft Teams: Don’t want to use a SharePoint Site or your OneDrive?
I’ll start by saying that the title is misleading. I know, I know, I do things like these from time to time, but I needed …
Microsoft Teams: Control the number of Teams
With more and more companies adopting Microsoft Teams widely as the central hub for interaction between people, I can see a proliferation of teams created …
Microsoft Teams: How to create a community in Teams
How to build a community using Microsoft teams? You can’t. That was fast. Seriously, Microsoft Teams is considered by many as one of the most …
When to use OneDrive vs SharePoint Sites Libraries
As we work more and more from home and use Office 365’s collaboration tools, we use things like OneDrive, SharePoint, Word, Excel, etc., but most …
Microsoft Teams: One shared to-do list
With more and more companies allowing people working from home and people having to communicate much more using chats and calls so that the information …
Microsoft Teams: Make your stand-ups better
Nowadays, it’s challenging to find a place where Agile techniques don’t play a role. Agile has swept the companies as the holy savior of productivity, …
Microsoft Teams: Skype is going, going, gone
Skype for business has served us all well for quite some time, but Microsoft decided that it is time to retire it and welcome with …