This is part II of the series Teams message cards. UPDATED: January 2020: Added some more options to the script to filter services and classifications Part I started off easy, by parsing an RSS feed and present the data in a Teams channel. In this second part, we will dig a little deeper. We will look into… READ MORE
This blog post is a step-by-step instruction on how to create a Bot from scratch using Microsoft Bot Framework v4, configure it to work with Microsoft Teams, and authenticate it to make Microsoft Graph requests.There are a lot of resources around bots, authentication in bots and Microsoft Teams (and I’ll list resources at the end… READ MORE
Using new read receipts feature in Microsoft Teams, you can find out that people have read or seen messages you’ve sent. This feature is supported in 1:1 chat or group chat of 20 or fewer members in Microsoft Teams. How to see the Read receipts in messages? Users can find out who reads your message… READ MORE
With the exponential growth of Microsoft Teams also came the problem to manage accounts in multiple tenants, if you belong to more than one organization you may find yourself signing in and signing out multiple times or using multiple browsers to keep up with everything being said in all environments. While the option to manage… READ MORE
This is part I of a series where the goal is to both create a reusable template as well as be able to present useful information from the Microsoft 365 Roadmap in a Teams channel. Tools used: Powershell Message Card playground As the roadmap URL provides an RSS feed, I can use Powershell to: Get data (I… READ MORE
After putting a stable application in production, we needed some reporting on what was being created in our environment. Our licenses included Power BI, so that choice was easy although we didn’t have any previous experience building reports. Data import Before you can build a report, you need to import your data into Power BI.… READ MORE
For the second post in this series, let’s first take a look at the (functionality of the) end result before we go deep-dive into the technical details. This was put in place after months of hard work by a number of people.The intermediate, not-so-successful, versions will get a honorable mention in the next posts! In… READ MORE
Microsoft Teams Users tend to chat privately using the Chat feature naturally. Microsoft Teams Channel are much more powerful though. Summary of some important features of channel : Privacy and message visibility : Channels are public to the team or private (use it if really needed) , when conversation are private to their members. When a… READ MORE
In our current fast-paced world, businesses need to adapt to stay competitive. It isn’t the best who prevail, but those who can quickly adapt to new requirements. In IT—especially software development—traditional project management approaches were too rigid and out-of-date. Even if a customer requirement appeared straightforward, it was very difficult to estimate a forecast on… READ MORE
In part one of this two part tutorial I will show you how to add tabs within your channels in Microsoft Teams, using the Graph APIs. In part two I will also cover how you can automate the procedure using PowerShell, allowing for scenarios where you need to bulk add tabs to a large set… READ MORE
