It’s great to see that the requests from users for a Linux-native client for Microsoft Teams is being worked on! Given the date of the original UserVoice request, this request has been in the queue since the early days of… Read More ›
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The Lunch Zone – Private Channels in Microsoft Teams, and Bo Knows
Source: The Lunch Zone – Private Channels in Microsoft Teams, and Bo Knows Episode 1. Owen and Greg Frick talk about Bo (Last Name unpronounceable) and a new feature in Microsoft Teams called Private Channels. A noisy restaurant, and obviosuly… Read More ›
File Storage in Teams and SharePoint
Have you ever asked yourself where to store a file? Should you store it in Microsoft Teams? Should you store it in SharePoint? When should you choose one or the other? Here’s the Pro Tip: Files that you store in… Read More ›
Teams – Manage Who can post in the General channel
The Microsoft Teams blog has summarized updates that they’ve rolled out over the past month, and I feel that a few of these deserve special attention. Here’s one – Control who can post in the General channel – When you create… Read More ›
Important Configuration Setting for Teams Guest Access
This is kind of a Public-Service Announcement. The setting to enable invited guest users to your Microsoft Teams installation can be a little difficult to find. Have you invited guest users to Teams, only to see them complain that the… Read More ›
External Guest Access for Microsoft Teams
External Guest Access for Microsoft Teams is announced today!
An Argument for Teams to Succeed Skype for Business
Kevin Kieller (@KKieller) writes an interesting article where he lays out his argument for Microsoft Teams to succeed / replace Skype for Business. I think he’s right. I recommend this article to you, on the Nojitter.com blog. Why Teams Is… Read More ›
External Access for Teams Delayed
The most anticipated event of June has been postponed. In a Teams Uservoice feature update, Microsoft has said that the shipping of external guest access for Teams, “will be just a tad bit longer (not too long).” Let’s hope that… Read More ›