Office 365 Groups

It a good practice to use groups to manage permissions in SharePoint. In the long run, this will make your life easier with less administration and manual work. In this new blog post, find out which group type works the best for you.

Office 365 and its sharing capabilities are amazing, but since everybody in the company can create Office 365 Groups on their own, it’s pretty easy to lose track of all those Groups and fall victim to unnecessary sprawl. Read more to find out how SysKit approaches group management giving you full visibility and maximum control over your Office 365 group governance.

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.

Check out the webinar recording about Office 365 Groups management with the one and only, Todd Klindt.

Anyone with the Office 365 license can create Office 365 Groups. Read our suggestions about what you should include in your Office 365 Groups governance.

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If you want to avoid all the chaos and manage your groups without stress, read this post and find our list of Office 365 Groups best practices.

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!