Seamlessly manage Dragon Copilot with the new Microsoft Dragon admin center
Today, we are thrilled to announce the Microsoft Dragon admin center – a new way to manage your Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare clinical applications including Microsoft Dragon Copilot. This user-friendly platform, built upon Microsoft 365 and Microsoft’s e-commerce framework, enables healthcare administrators to control and manage their licensing, billing and organizational lifecycle with ease and efficiency. The Microsoft Dragon admin center streamlines the implementation and management of clinical applications in the health provider ecosystem, reducing time from weeks or months to days. Microsoft Dragon Copilot can be purchased and provisioned quickly with a few clicks. We are excited to have Microsoft partners and customers try it out! Benefits The Microsoft Dragon admin center provides numerous benefits to healthcare organizations and partners: Efficiency: Streamlines administration of clinical applications through a centralized and unified interface that provides consistency across all administrative functions. Partner Integration: Offers flexibility to embed Dragon Copilot in the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system of choice or resell the application out of the box. Customization: Enables high degrees of customization for administrators managing wide ranges of users. Scalability: Allows healthcare providers to scale clinical applications within a few hours. Compliance: Adheres to Microsoft standards of privacy, compliance, and security. Key Features The Microsoft Dragon admin center offers several key features that make it an indispensable tool for healthcare administrators: Simplified license management, user role assignment, and billing allows customers to easily purchase more or upgrade licenses depending on business needs. Seamless and automated provisioning of the Dragon Copilot application limits deployment delays. Customizable organization hierarchy empowers healthcare administrators to manage their organization in a few clicks. One stop shop for managing Electronic Health Record (EHR) partners and users operating in the embedded Dragon Copilot application reduces the complexity and time required to manage multiple systems and partners separately. Extensive configuration of settings and library objects of Dragon Copilot increases time-to-value. How to Get Started Getting started with the Microsoft Dragon admin center is straightforward: Purchase licenses: Identify the type of billing account you have in M365 and contact your Microsoft representative to purchase licenses. If you are a Microsoft Partner you can purchase through Partner Center. Assign licenses and conduct user role management: Assign licenses and provide different individuals the right roles to administer the Dragon admin center. Once the license and user role management is complete, navigate to the Microsoft Dragon admin center where you will be able to: Provision your Dragon Copilot application. Set up your organization hierarchy and healthcare groups, and manage your Electronic Health Record partners (EHRs). Manage and configure your Dragon Copilot application settings, features, and library objects in the context of your organization hierarchy. For a detailed step by step set-up guide for Microsoft Dragon admin center, please visit: End-to-end workflow overview | Microsoft Learn Conclusion The Microsoft Dragon admin center is a valuable tool that empowers healthcare administrators and streamlines clinical application management. By leveraging its advanced functionalities and user-friendly interface, healthcare organizations can enhance efficiency, accuracy, and customization in their workflows. Learn more about the Microsoft Dragon admin center here: Dragon admin center documentation | Microsoft LearnAssigned Phone Number field grayed out (Teams Admin Center)
We use Direct Routing. Being able to assign a phone number directly on the Teams Admin Center web page has never worked for us in the past. The Assigned Phone Number field was always grayed out (but we COULD assign a Voice Routing Policy with no issues). BUT...Several weeks ago we noticed the option to assign a phone number was now available to edit (the field was available to type in and we could successfully add a number there). But as of about a week ago, the option to assign a phone number is grayed out again. We CAN assign the number in PowerShell like we did in the past, but that's very inconvenient because we have to remote desktop to a Windows Server and then authenticate once again with our Azure admin account when we connect to Teams (Import-Module MicrosoftTeams and then Connect-MicrosoftTeams). Is there some reason why this field was available in the Teams Admin Center and then taken away again (not available to edit in the Teams Admin Center)? Very frustrating. 😞
Admin Center Alerts
Hi, I am trying to look for ways of setting up alerts in Windows Admin Center. Is there a possibility of getting email alerts from Windows Center if Servers, Clusters or other are down or experiencing performance issues? I am not looking to pay for Azure monitor however. Thank youDigital event: Windows Server Summit on September 16
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Admin Center on AWS w/managed active directory
Hi There, We are running a large set of Win 2019 distributed servers with a managed Active Directory on AWS. I would like to use the Admin center to remotely manage those servers + the AD extension to manage the AWS managed AD. I this supported? at this early investigation point, I am in a stage that the AD extension is not loaded and coming up in the menu. All other basic function looks working. Thx, Nir.Usability
While I do like the new admin center, but why should I really use this over just RDP'ing into the server. You have some of the modules (Active Directory, DHCP, and DNS) in preview mode, but they really aren't useable. The other thing is in most RDP connection manager we can have multiple tabs open, but in Windows Admin Center you can only have one connection to a server, cluster, etc. Don't have the ability to click and tell it to open in a new tab. Not sure if this is really a place for it, but there doesn't seem to be a Group Policy module and maybe not something that can be put into Windows Admin Center.
Want to disable SharePoint non-owners to invite new users
In the Office 365 SharePoint admin center under the site collections section I open the sharing screen for a site collection. There is an option to "Turn off sharing for non-owners on all sites in this site collection." This effectively unchecks all the boxes in the Access request settings page of all the sites in the site collection. However, I just found that they can still be re-checked by the site owners of the sites, also at subsite level, even after this. This means that what initially seems like a de-activation of the option to share the sites by non-owners is nothing but a reset of the Access request settings on the sites. This is disturbing and puzzling as you would think changing such a key setting for the site collection in the SharePoint admin centre would have a permanent effect. Does anyone know if this is the intention or if there is an option to completely disable the option that I did not catch? Fig.1 shows the settings prior to turning off for the site collection. Fig.2 after. Then Fig.3 shows it being possible to activate at subsite level anyway - which actually resets the setting in the admin center also back to what is shown in Fig.1.
