As the fastest growing business application in Microsoft’s history, more and more data is being generated in and through use of Microsoft Teams. As a result of its extensibility, there are a lot of places this data can be created and stored, from chats and posts to files saved in a Teams channel.
Without governance in place Teams sprawl can negatively impact the business’ experience with Teams.
Join us in this session to discuss its importance and how to approach it.
In this episode of This Week in Teams, Jay and I continue with our Microsoft Viva series by talking with Asif Rehmani, the CEO and founder of VisualSP, about Employee Learning and Training | Microsoft Viva.
This Week in Teams Jay and Craig step back to our roots – just two dudes talking about Microsoft Teams. Last week Craig was asked by another regional community organizer about how we used #MicrosoftTeams for running the #M365Chicago event this past January. Similarly, Craig came across an article on best practices for using Teams for running live events / conferences.
So – here we are – a discussion based on our experiences running conferences on #MicrosoftTeams
This week Jay & Craig are joined by Susan Hanley, Microsoft MVP and well known advocate for the business in SharePoint and M365 solutions, to discuss Viva Connections.
In this episode of This Week in Teams, Jay and Craig talk about the new releases feature updates from Microsoft for January 2022. They talked about how, due to the holiday season, it seemed like there were few exciting announcements, they then proceeded to talk for 25+mintues.
While Jay and I were speaking at 365 EduCon D.C., we were able to sit down with Jeremy Wood and talk about Teams in Government and how the US Government uses Teams. Jeremy Wood is a Federal IT implementer, strategist, and enthusiast specializing in complex business systems. His expertise and career spans infrastructure, service desk,… Continue Reading →
Buzzkill & This Week in Teams cohost Jay Leask joined the SPFest team as they brought the #365EduCon brand to Washington DC. Headlined by Microsoft’s Teams & Adoption SME Karuana Gatium, 365 EduCon DC was two years in the making as SPFest DC was delayed twice due to the pandemic. Much of the content was geared toward a US Federal Government who, prior to COVID, was very hesitant to take to someone else’s computer (i.e., the Cloud). Many of these federal agencies quickly found themselves jumping into Microsoft’s SaaS collaboration platform, so while two years ago we assumed this conference would be heavily focused on on-premises content, we found a great deal of interest in the cloud and much less on older platforms.
This Week in Teams, Craig and Jay jump into the November 2021 Microsoft Teams Team product blog where ALL the goodies that were announced for commercial and US Government tenants. Following the lead from last month, we jumped into the Government announcements before discussing the full commercial tenants releases.
In this episode, Hunter and I review a bit about how we got here, from careers to kindness. We thank you for sticking with us through this past 19 episodes and hope you have enjoyed these conversations as much as we have.
This presentation was presented by Craig Jahnke and Jay Leask at Teams Day Online, Thursday, November 18, 2021. In this session, Microsoft’s lead Customer Engineer for the Workplace Analytics platform and AvePoint’s productivity and M365 strategic lead for Public Sector will show end-users how these tools surface in Microsoft Teams to enable a culture of self-improvement and productivity through an understanding of personal and company analytics.
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