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Updated Feb 25, 2019
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I don't know if this is the appropriate place to post this type of question, but if it's not I'm really hoping someone here can at least get me pointed in an appropriate direction.
I have been tasked with evaluating the Microsoft Teams product against a list of requirements that will eventually be used to determine whether or not my DoD program purchases Teams to fulfill a requirement we have to provide a collaborative briefing solution. I seem to be running into nothing but brick walls as I endeavor to do this, and I could really use some help. While not all inclusive by any means, here are a few of the things I am trying to determine:
How many concurrent connections can the MS Teams white-boarding services support?
Does the MS Teams white-boarding capability allow both near-end and far-end users to interact with and manipulate the white board contents?
What file sharing capabilities does MS Teams support for users engaged in a conference? What data rates are reserved for these transfers?
What video standards does MS Teams adhere to (H.239, H.261, H.263, and H.264 are specifically called out)
Same question but for audio (G.711, G.722, G722.1, and G.728 are specifically called out)
Thanks in advance for any help or guidance provided; have a great day!