Microsoft Teams Monthly Update June 2024
Our monthly round-up of everything new in Microsoft Teams for June 2024 — the features rolling out now, admin and roadmap changes worth planning for, and what service owners, UC and AV teams should be telling their users.
Tom Arbuthnot's June 2024 round-up covers the new Dynamics 365 Contact Center, launching 1 July and no longer dependent on Dynamics CRM, Microsoft Places entering public preview as part of Teams Premium, and Build announcements including Team Copilot and Copilot Studio agents. Also covered: Copilot+ PCs and Recall, new Teams devices, and the delayed retirement of Teams live events.
Chapters
- Intro and Empowering Cloud content round-up
- Dynamics 365 Contact Center announced
- Microsoft Places enters public preview
- Team Copilot from Microsoft Build
- Proactive agents in Copilot Studio
- Copilot+ PCs, Recall and the security debate
- Teams Rooms on Windows update and new devices
- Teams live events retirement delayed
- Teams and channels improvements and custom emojis
- Q&A, Android backgrounds and Teams phone updates
- Copilot catch-up and upcoming events
Key insights
- Dynamics 365 Contact Center launches on 1 July and, unlike the previous DCCP platform, does not require customers to run Dynamics CRM.
- Microsoft Places is now in public preview, with a setup guide and preview sign-up, and will form part of Teams Premium.
- Team Copilot acts as meeting facilitator, group collaborator and project manager, reaching preview later in 2024 under the Copilot for Microsoft 365 licence.
- Copilot Studio agents, which run proactive multi-step business processes, are currently early access programme only and arrive later in 2024.
- Copilot+ PCs require at least 16 GB RAM and a 40 TOPS or higher NPU; Microsoft has since made Recall optional and encrypted on disk.
- Teams live events retirement, originally set for September 2024, has been delayed until town hall reaches feature parity.
- Poly Studio G62 is certified for Teams Rooms on Android, and Logitech announced the MeetUp 2 USB BYOD device with network connectivity for remote management.
- July brings Q&A voting, filtering and export for meetings and webinars, a people app on Teams phones, and explicit recording consent on physical phones.
Insights summarised by AI from the episode transcript, reviewed by the Empowering.Cloud team.
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