Microsoft Teams

As a response to the fast-changing work culture, Microsoft has already released many amazing Teams’ features throughout the year. To help you get the most out of this collaboration tool, we’ve highlighted the seven most exciting features rolling out in Q4 of 2020.

After running a few live events ourselves, we’ve assembled a list of tips and tricks when running your own Microsoft Teams Live Event. Learn from our experience and check out these useful suggestions.

Get a basic overview of what Microsoft Teams Live Events are and how to set up, configure, and produce your first Teams Live Event.

In this blog post, read how you can delete and archive your obsolete groups and teams in Office 365 vs how you can do the same in SysKit Point.

As many companies increasingly began to use communication and collaboration tools, many security analysts started researching the security aspects of these tools. Discover security features that you can use to protect your corporate and sensitive data circulating through Microsoft Teams.

Learn the difference between guest and external users in Microsoft Teams. Check out some use cases and see yourself which type of access suits you the best.

In May 2020, Microsoft introduced Microsoft Lists, the next step in the evolution of SharePoint lists. Check out an overview of the main features and discover how your business can benefit from using this tool for team collaboration.

A couple of weeks ago, we organized a live event with the top Microsoft MVPs covering Microsoft Teams topics. The event consisted of six sessions, designed to help you employ Teams into your remote business. In case you missed the live event, we’ve prepared the recordings for each of the sessions. 

Microsoft Teams has many features for remote work that can advance your team’s productivity. Still, many users are unaware that this collaboration tool also supports integrations that can boost their efficiency even more. Discover the seven best apps to get the most out of your collaboration tool!

In this post, we’ll go over the five phases of project management and how you can implement Microsoft Teams, Planner, Calendar, and other Microsoft 365 apps in each of them.