Microsoft Ignite kicks off on Monday, and I can’t wait for another year of immersion in all of the enterprise technologies that Microsoft has to offer. If you are still struggling to sort through the 1500+ sessions available, let me persuade you to check out my top 5 anticipated sessions for the week.
Since Microsoft Teams were released after (and are built on) Office 365 Groups, Microsoft has provided a quick solution for adding Teams functionality to an existing Group. (NOTE: A Group must have less than 999 members for the conversion to be successful.) This solution can be completed in just a few simple clicks.
On March 14, 2017 Microsoft officially launched Teams for Office 365. While all users who were licensed with a qualifying Office 365 license automatically received the Teams tile in the app launcher, Microsoft provided a global way to control access. The default setting was OFF. Additionally, a note was included that the control was only temporary.
“Temporary” is subjective, and in this case (at least for Education customers), seems to Continue reading
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