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Jeff Harlow
Oct 16, 2018Iron Contributor
Hub Site News and secured team/group sites
Love the idea using a Hub Site and then associating all of our team/group sites we have so that news can be aggregated. However running into a problem. Most of the team/group sites are locked down t...
- Oct 16, 2018That's exactly how I setup sites for my previous Organizaiton. They have a Communication site which they know and maintain as their "Org facing" site. This is where they put news, and documents they want the org to have, and anything else open to the organization related to their site. Such as HR comm site would have policies for the org for benefits etc. IT Would have training docs / vids / news etc. And so on.
That IMO is pretty par for the course. And their "Team Site" is connected to Teams etc. So that's their working area private to their Team, where I let them know they can still have sharing exceptions to documents etc. if they still need to share but the docs should stay private to the rest of the org. It went over well.
Oct 16, 2018
That's exactly how I setup sites for my previous Organizaiton. They have a Communication site which they know and maintain as their "Org facing" site. This is where they put news, and documents they want the org to have, and anything else open to the organization related to their site. Such as HR comm site would have policies for the org for benefits etc. IT Would have training docs / vids / news etc. And so on.
That IMO is pretty par for the course. And their "Team Site" is connected to Teams etc. So that's their working area private to their Team, where I let them know they can still have sharing exceptions to documents etc. if they still need to share but the docs should stay private to the rest of the org. It went over well.
That IMO is pretty par for the course. And their "Team Site" is connected to Teams etc. So that's their working area private to their Team, where I let them know they can still have sharing exceptions to documents etc. if they still need to share but the docs should stay private to the rest of the org. It went over well.
Jeff Harlow
Oct 16, 2018Iron Contributor
Thanks for your reply. I was actually cleaning my office and found a ShareGate adoption guide from Ignite and on page 40 it basically stated the same. There should be a Published Site (Communication Site) and a Collaboration Site (Team/Group Site). Guess in the end it makes sense for security but seems odd that you have to actually have two different sites to make this happen. Just want to make sure before I start rolling this out that I am in deed going by Best practice. Thanks again for your response.