New resource center page to help plan for governance to transform teamwork with Microsoft 365
Published Mar 04 2019 08:00 AM 22.5K Views
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Microsoft 365 is designed to be a universal toolkit for teamwork – to give you the right tools for the right task, along with common services to help you seamlessly work across applications. And with good governance, you can transform teamwork inside your organization with confidence – without compromise.

 

To learn more and act, we invite you to visit and share the NEW "Plan for governance to transform teamwork with Microsoft 365" resource center page [https://aka.ms/teamwork/governance].

 

This new resource center page contains:

 

  • An overview for business and IT
  • Customer highlights - GE plus four other relevant case studies
  • Helpful 'how to' guidance (14 helpful resources across overview, Office 365 Groups, Microsoft Teams and SharePoint)
  • plus, recent and relevant blogs and videos

 

Keeping it all connected and secure is key to a consistent experience. Microsoft 365 teamwork is built on an intelligent fabric that provides a seamless connection between people and relevant content. And we at Microsoft aim to provide tools and technology to configure and attain programmatic governance across all teamwork apps and information.

 

This aggregated set of materials are a starting point to help you learn about teamwork-level governance when using Office 365 and how you can begin to take advantage of it.

 

Full-page screenshot of what the new "Plan for governance to transform teamwork with Microsoft 365" page looks like; https://aka.ms/teamwork/governance.Full-page screenshot of what the new "Plan for governance to transform teamwork with Microsoft 365" page looks like; https://aka.ms/teamwork/governance.

We are open to content suggestions to make this new resource center page even more helpful and clear. Let us know below in comments below or via Twitter: @SharePoint.

 

Cheers,

Mark (@mkashman) Kashman

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