Simplify an inclusive meeting experience by enabling Guest access as the default
Starting on February 8th we are turning on Guest access in Microsoft Teams by default for any customers who have not already configured this setting. This will bring the control for Teams Guest capability into alignment with the rest of the suite, where the setting is already on by default.Protecting your information and staying compliant with Microsoft Teams
We want Microsoft Teams to contribute to your security and compliance requirements and you probably have a lot of questions on how this happens. You may be used to protecting email and files in Microsoft 365 and on your mobile devices, but how should you approach security and compliance as you add Teams to the mix? As we enter the new year, we’ll help you answer these top-of-mind questions starting with the latest episode in our Microsoft Teams for IT series on Microsoft Mechanics, dedicated to security and compliance.Skype for Business Online will retire in 12 months – plan for a smooth transition to Teams
We’ve been helping customers plan and implement their upgrades to Teams prior to announcing the July 31, 2021 retirement of Skype for Business Online. Over the next twelve months, we want to ensure each of our customers has a plan to transition to Teams – not only because access to the Skype for Business Online service will end, but to help realize the full benefits of Teams.Transition from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams: Latest functionality and upgrade resources
As organizations across the globe are taking their operations online, they are increasingly relying on Microsoft Teams to stay connected, enable remote work and keep their business going. For our Skype for Business customers planning their move to Teams, we want to provide an update on the latest Teams functionality improvements and resources that can help you with your transition.Resources to help customers with upgrade from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams
Welcome to the first in a series of blog posts focused on successfully upgrading from Skype for Business to Teams. In this series, we will share resources, best practices and highlight success stories of customers to help you identify the most suitable path and develop user readiness strategies for your organization.Five tips for planning a successful upgrade to Teams
Over the past two years we’ve helped thousands of organizations transition from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams and realize new possibilities for workplace communication and collaboration.In addition to our upgrade guidance around technical and organizational readiness, we want to share stories of customers who have made the journey to Teams Only. Here are some of their recommendations for driving Teams adoption, successfully managing change, and sticking to your plan.
