Live Webinar: Achieve More! Learn Key Functions of O365
FREE Live Training: Achieve More! Learn Key Functions of Office 365 A live presenter will walk through scenarios and encourage discussion and questions from attendees to learn out how Office 365 can make you more productive. Register today: http://aka.ms/O365achievemore Find other webinars like this one here: http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office/webinar/liveFind and leverage collective intelligence using Office 2016 and Windows 10
New online webinars! Find and leverage collective intelligence to produce higher impact deliverables using Office 2016 and Windows 10 An online immersion session is not your typical online event. Each 90-minute interactive session starts with an online roundtable discussing your business challenges and then launches you into a live environment in the cloud. A skilled facilitator will guide you through simulated business scenarios that are customized to your interests. Sessions are held at 10 a.m. PT and 12 p.m. PT every Wednesday. Register now! Read more on Office Blogs.Learn from the Experts: David Johnson from Microsoft IT speaking on O365 Service Strategy Nov 1st
Hello folks - I just found out about this webinar with one of my IT collegues, David Johnson. David is one of the smartest people I know and my go-to person when I need to understand more about Office 365 service management and governance. Register today to join him for this online webinar tomorrow at 10am PST. They will discuss our collaboration strategy and how experts at Microsoft Core Services Engineering and Operations (CSEO, formerly Microsoft IT) manage and support services such as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and Yammer to provide people across our organization one place for conversations, meetings, files, and data.How are you keeping your associates up to date on Microsoft changes? HELP
I’m looking for ideas or best practices from other organizations on how you're keeping associates up to date with the constant changes across Microsoft 365 especially in Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, Planner, Visio, and Copilot. With so many updates rolling out daily from the roadmap and message center, it’s a challenge to make sure users are aware of new features and understand how to use them in our environment. Do you have an intake process for all changes or just some? Do you vet all changes? Do you have a self-service model? Do you have a centralized communication or training strategy? Are you using internal champions, newsletters, Viva tools, or other methods? How do you make updates engaging and easy to understand? Any tips for turning roadmap and Message Center updates into actionable guidance? Thanks in advance for sharing what’s working for you!Live Webinar: Understand Key Roles in Making Office 365 Successful!
A live presenter will walk through scenarios and encourage discussion and questions from attendees to learn out how Office 365 can make you more productive. Register today: http://aka.ms/O365buildawareness Find other webinars like this one here: http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office/webinar/liveLive Webinar: Make Meetings Matter with Skype for Business
Live Webinar: Make Meetings Matter with Skype for Business A live presenter will walk through scenarios and encourage discussion and questions from attendees to learn out how Office 365 can make you more productive. Register today: http://aka.ms/O365meetingsmatter Find other webinars like this one here: http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office/webinar/liveLive Webinar: Collaborate on Content with Office 365!
Join our FREE live Microsoft Office 365 webinar to discover new ways to achieve more by getting work done with your documents from anywhere. A live presenter will walk through scenarios and encourage attendees to ask questions to find out how Office 365 can make them more productive. Register today: http://aka.ms/O365filesanywhere Find other webinars like this one here: http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office/webinar/liveStandardizing third party apps
Hello, my organization has been using Teams for a while now but with little to no governance with the expected results. I would now like to do some standardization of the available third party apps but for that I would need to know what is being used. Is there a way to find out what apps are installed in what Teams? Please let me know if this is not the right place for this question. Thanks,
