Microsoft Teams

Getting a handle of Microsoft Teams can feel a bit daunting. As I’ve worked with customers, I’ve found myself telling them some of the same things as we’ve discussed Teams. I thought I’d document some of those sage words of wisdom and share them with you.

Two of the newer technologies to have come onto Office 365 are Microsoft Teams and Office 365 Groups. In this blog post, I’ll cover each of them a bit and how they relate to each other, and our beloved SharePoint.

To explain Office 365 Groups, Todd Klindt held a webinar “Demystifying Office 365 Groups” and in this blog post, you will find answers to all questions asked.

In this blog post, we’re gonna cover a few use cases of Microsoft Teams file sharing and show how to handle these situations.

Find out how to retrieve the associated SharePoint Site URL for Microsoft Teams by reading this guide from our dev lead.

SysKit Security Manager v4 brings support for Microsoft Teams and OneDrive management and reporting for Office 365 Global Admins.

Microsoft Teams is getting full guest access, which means more collaboration options. Read our Microsoft Teams guest users guide and minimize the risk.

Microsoft Teams is a new product that creates a collaboration hub for teams. Find out what are the pros and cons of Microsoft Teams.

There are many ways to create Office 365 Groups, some of which people are still not aware of. Here’s a list of 8 ways to make your Groups and the differences between them – have a look!

Check out an overview of best practices and key facts about SharePoint external sharing and external users. Free webinar recording included!