Best practices for successful large meetings in Microsoft Teams
This article outlines recommended practices for creating, hosting, attending, and overseeing Microsoft Teams large meetings. By following the guidance within, presenters and attendees will be provided an optimal experience for the duration of the meeting.Advance performance approaches to deliver high quality experiences in Microsoft Teams
In light of rapidly evolving customer expectations and massive growth in demand for the digital communications and collaboration services Microsoft Teams offers, we've learned a lot over the past two years about what it takes to deliver a high-performance experience with Teams. In fact, we’ve built out our product roadmap and have already made several enhancements designed to ensure Teams delivers the best performance possible.
Experience high-fidelity audio in Microsoft Teams
A tenet of our ongoing efforts to improve the audio and video experiences in Microsoft Teams is situational optimization – understanding specific use cases and environments and enabling Teams to perform at its peak in those scenarios. One such scenario is to transmit live or pre-recorded music content during a Teams meeting or call. High-fidelity music mode and automatic music detection are new Teams features that optimize for music, to deliver clear sound at frequencies that extend beyond the normal range for speech.Performance enhancements to Microsoft Teams lead to faster response times
Over the past year we’ve delivered enhancements to Teams that improve its overall interaction responsiveness time and creates a more fluid experience for the user. Investments have included transitioning from Angular framework to React, upgrading Electron (a framework for building desktop applications), reducing re-rendering, and making incremental improvements to the code. Our desktop, framework, and performance teams made several foundational improvements and our messaging and calling/meeting teams partnered to optimize the code for targeted user experiences we identified as important to the overall experience.
Teams Performance
Will anyone from the Teams product group offer an update on performance of the windows app? It seems like the majority of comments today are around CPU usage, memory usage, latency for chat history, etc, but nobody seems to be willing to offer a meaningful comment around it. For two years, all we've heard is that the group is looking into improving performance. Does that mean a new app is coming out soon NOT built on the 'super efficient' Electron rails?
