Forum Discussion
Best Practice for Managing Client SLAs
- Aug 13, 2019
RA_Greyling I would create one team for each customer.
If You have more than 200 customers You will run out of channels since there is a limit of 200 channels pr team: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/limits-specifications-teams
Another argument is that You do not want the customers to be able to see each others documents and conversations so you should therefore create one team for each customer.
Regards, Magnus
RA_Greyling I would create one team for each customer.
If You have more than 200 customers You will run out of channels since there is a limit of 200 channels pr team: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/limits-specifications-teams
Another argument is that You do not want the customers to be able to see each others documents and conversations so you should therefore create one team for each customer.
Regards, Magnus
- RA_GreylingFeb 17, 2020Copper Contributor
Sorry for the extremely late reply. I am sure you know that an IT professional’s work never ends.
Although I have a knack for finding solutions to problems and setting up those solutions in such a way as to fully utilise all the features they provide to boost productivity and to ensure that every step is defined and properly managed, I acknowledge that sometimes these solutions can be applied to multiple scenarios and that each scenario begs for a different approach in how the solution is set up and implemented. My question, of course, being such a scenario, and when you work for a big IT company, you really have only one chance and, therefore, you have to do it right the first time.
So when it comes to solutions that can be implemented in multiple ways, I prefer to gather as many opinions as possible from experienced professionals who have already experienced which implementations work and which don’t, or who have successfully deployed and are managing a solution at much larger scales before making any decisions.
With that being said, thank you very much for your answer and for backing it up with documentation. I completely agree that each customer should have their own team and rest easier at night knowing a professional and I share the same opinion. So far it’s working great. If only I can get everyone to use it more. XD
Until next time,
Reginald Greyling