There may be an app your Team frequently uses. For the purpose of this article lets take this app to be Microsoft Flow where the Team is repeatedly adding Flows between apps such as Forms and SharePoint and Twitter and Powerapps across multiple Teams. They could always add Flow as a Tab to a particular Team, but with the increasing amount of Teams this wouldn't make much sense as the Team members would have to remember what Team, or - as is more likely - they are now adding Flow Tabs across multiple Teams which is littering Teams with Tabs which don't necessarily need to be there.
Category: Microsoft Teams
Teams Real Simple with Pictures: Setting up Supervision Policies for the Team
Supervision policies in Microsoft 365 are defined as capturing employee communications for examination by designated reviewers (docs.com). In layman's this means policies can be set up for someone to review team members communications who may be disclosing sensitive information or violating HR policy in the use of profanity, racial slurs, taunts or sexually explicit language in Teams channels and private messages.
Teams Real Simple with Pictures: How to share Code Snippets with the Team
A developer or another member of the Team may want to periodically share snippets for review purposes, to pass on the snippets for use or to articulate as examples of solutions previously used. However in Teams, these can't be simply cut and pasted into the conversation bar as they do not render correctly. Typing them out is possible but in most cases such as needing to share multiple snippets or a large snippet this is completely impractical and time consuming.
Teams Real Simple with Pictures: Integrating the Microsoft 365 Roadmap with Teams via Flow
In my personal experience, it is not just IT Pro's who want to keep up to date with roadmaps and have an understanding of whats coming to the platforms they manage. Enthusiasts and evangelists are often eager to see new features that they may be able to leverage or rave about to their partners and customers. Support always wants to know what's coming down the pipe in order to prepare for what they see are inevitable issues. Finance loves anything which can lead to greater ROI and save money - and CEO's often like to know they got it right.
Teams: Leveraging Extensibility and Growing your Teams Practice
If you were in Vegas for MS Inspire back in July then I'll wager you probably heard the expression Teams, Teams, Teams! at some point during the conference. Microsoft used it a hell of a lot. Partners did too. And Vendors. Even my colleague Graeme - who I shared a room with over at the Tropicana - proudly proclaimed it Day 1 having returned from the Hub and having - in his words - caned Fifteen K purely on the freshly brewed organic coffee they were serving outside the breakouts. Now, I had absolutely no doubt in my mind that after he'd left for the evening he went on to recreate the pose he did in the room - something I can only record for posterity as bordering on lunging - at some partner event at the Venetian, or the Wynn. I personally wouldn't be surprised if he partook in a bit of photo bombing too.
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