On Tuesday, 4/14/2020, Microsoft’s Sam Brown, Pete Anello, and Michael Gannotti, hosted a webcast about Live Events in Microsoft 365. As organizations are rapidly enabling their remote workforces, the ability to deliver rich messaging at scale has risen in importance. We covered the three basic methods of delivering and consuming live events (Teams, Yammer and Stream) as well as administration and network considerations. The majority of the session was spend addressing questions from the live audience. Below you can find the meeting recording as well as resources mentioned during the webcast.
Resources:
From Today:
- Set up for live events in Microsoft Teams
- Live events across Microsoft 365 in Yammer, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Stream
- Microsoft Stream FAQ
- Plan for live events in Microsoft Teams
- Microsoft 365 live events assistance
From past Posts:
IT Readiness and Configuration:
- Live events in Microsoft Stream
- Scale video delivery and monitor network traffic by using eCDNs with Microsoft Stream
- Administration controls for Microsoft Stream live events
- Make sure all endpoints are reachable in your network
- Make sure you have enough upload bandwidth
- Office 365 URLs and IP address ranges
- Managing Office 365 endpoints
- Additional endpoints not included in the Office 365 IP Address and URL Web service (* See number 19)
- Common error codes
- How to quickly optimize Office 365 traffic for remote staff & reduce the load on your infrastructure
- Compliance Certifications
- Tips for Delivering at Scale Live Events to Remote Workers – Business Continuity Communications
Getting Started:
- Get started with Microsoft Teams live events
- Schedule a live event
- Invite attendees
- Produce your live event
- Present in your live event
- Manage the recording and reports
Get Help:
- Microsoft 365 Live Events Assistance Program - Now Available!
- Microsoft 365 live events assistance request page
- Microsoft 365 Live Events Assistance Documentation Page
Other:
Teams Technical Specialists - Presenters and Moderators:
A big "thanks" for joining us, from our Teams Technical Trio:
Updated Apr 14, 2020
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