When will non owners be able to download videos from Microsoft Stream
Hey, Long time searcher, first time poster. Currently video owners are able to download a copy of a video, from Stream, to their computer. This is not very useful since the owner probably has access to the video file in the first place. When will it be possible for anyone who has access to the video to download it from Stream? We want to use it to show videos of our products but also allow our sales staff to download a local copy in case they are in areas where internet is not available. This happens regularly in the remote parts of Australia. Thanks.Introducing Microsoft Stream!
It seems Office 365 Video will be converged into Microsoft Stream when Microsoft Stream will reach GA. Links: https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2016/07/18/introducing-microsoft-stream-the-secure-destination-to-manage-and-share-videos-for-businesses-of-all-sizes/ https://blogs.office.com/2016/07/18/what-microsoft-stream-means-to-office-365/Social Media Connections: Let's Network!
I love the Microsoft Tech Community and find it to be an incredible source of information, discussion, feedback, and comradery. I also use LinkedIn and Twitter to keep in touch with my professional network. Do you? Share your usernames in the comments and let's connect! I'll start 🙂 Twitter: Brian_Levenson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianlevensonWhat new in Office 365 in 2017
Last year I posted a big list of changes in Office 365, this year I have done the same but put it in a free TechNet report for the community. It's my way of giving back and hopefully, it's a useful resource. I put some predictions in there looking at the year ahead plus some additional commentary. It's been a labour of love, as it's taken a while to complete and bring together. Please check it out if you get a chance or have any feedback, thanks. https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Office-365-Year-in-Review-23dfad49 Big thanks to the people I mention in the credits and more besides, you guys rock! What's stood out for you in 2017, any particular features that jump out at you when looking back?New White Paper - Office 365 empowers Microsoft employees and enables Microsoft IT
As Microsoft has moved users, teams, and documents to the cloud with Office 365, the company's IT department has been transforming from server and systems management to organization empowerment. Formerly MSIT and now called Core Services Engineering (CSE), the teams are focused on delivering technology based services that enhance the company's ability to achieve our mission: to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. Software-as-a-service solutions like Office 365 delivered from the cloud are always up to date and constantly improving. Rather than spend time racking and stacking servers, deploying patches, and planning costly upgrade projects, CSE resources are freed to develop solutions to business problems and enable a productive and collaborative - yet secure and protected - workforce. To learn more about MSIT's transformation aided by Office 365, check out the new white paper: http://aka.ms/MSITservers2services
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