Microsoft just made a surprise release for Microsoft Teams, a set of classic Games that you can use to challenge your co-workers during meetings to help to break the ice. The Games for Work for Microsoft Teams is a new application available for the Enterprise and Education plans that includes classics like Solitaire and Minesweeper… READ MORE
Happy Teams Week 😀 Sensitivity labels can now be assigned to meetings as part of Teams Premium. This provides the ability to limit access to the meeting invite and responses in Outlook and Teams as well as the meeting and chat in Teams as well as enforce meeting options for the meeting. Sensitivity Labels will… READ MORE
Microsoft Teams is becoming more and more the central working point where, regardless of the industry, companies are focusing more and more.In my case, I see this especially in the voice sector. But of course there are also other areas where I personally have more and more points of contact. One of these points is… READ MORE
Widescreens are getting the new norm for work. But a lot of people are having issues when they are presenting in a Teams call, since the PowerPoint takes up the whole screen. This then means that the Teams client will go in the background. First, I would always recommend to use PowerPoint Live PowerPoint live… READ MORE
Are your Teams Auto Attendants, Call Queues and Resource Accounts a mess? Or have you lost track of who created which accounts or Voice Apps? You know what they say… Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth. It’s not really spring yet but who cares? Cleaning up your environment is always a good thing. Today we’re… READ MORE
Microsoft Teams without an owner are no longer manageable, so what happens if some user leaves the company and he/she was an owner in several Teams? Multiple owners We always suggest at least one owner per Team and adding a “manager” account, an account that isn’t used for daily used, but can be accessed when… READ MORE
If You are working on a big project based on SPFx You might have already thought about a way to simplify reusability of Your components and maybe speed up the development process a little bit. SharePoint Framework is a great tool but sadly, it doesn’t scale so well, especially when it comes to sharing functionality… READ MORE
As you may be aware already (hopefully!), we have Microsoft Teams cmdlets surfacing in the SharePoint PowerShell PnP module since July 2020. Today, we’ll work again with those cmdlets. As a matter of fact, we’ll use 2 modules for this blog post. PowerShell PnP Azure AD So make sure you’ve got both installed to be… READ MORE
Last year Microsoft Teams overtook Slack when it reached 13 million daily users. Since then it has only grown and continues to add new features. We recapped some of these new features that were announced at last year’s Microsoft Ignite, including the long-awaited addition of private channels. However, as more and more features are added some are inevitably going… READ MORE
This is part III of the series Teams message cards. You’ll find the previous parts here: Part I Part II In the third part, we’ll use the script from the second part, with some adjustments. The source of the data is the same, the difference is that we look for message type MessageCenter instead of Incident. The goal is to… READ MORE
