Understanding Microsoft Information Barriers An expert briefing on Microsoft Purview Information Barriers: how segments and policies block communication between groups across Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive, plus rollout and troubleshooting tips.
End user management of Auto Attendants and Call Queues, Authorised Users, Voice Application Policy How to hand day-to-day control of Teams auto attendants and call queues to the people who own them \u2014 setting up authorised users, assigning voice application policies, and what end users can actually change.
Enabling and creating sensitivity labels for Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and Microsoft 365 Groups A walkthrough of container sensitivity labels: enabling them in Entra ID with PowerShell, building labels in Microsoft Purview to control privacy, guest access and unmanaged device access, then publishing policies to Teams, SharePoint and Microsoft 365 Groups.
Microsoft Teams Rooms in Complex Spaces Divisible rooms, lecture theatres, boardrooms and multi-display setups all push Microsoft Teams Rooms beyond the standard huddle space. This Expert Briefing looks at what changes when you design for complex spaces inclu ding audio DSP, multi-camera layouts, room partitioning and the certified kit…
Viva Learning In The Flow of Work An Expert Briefing on Microsoft Viva Learning: how learning content surfaces inside Microsoft Teams, what service owners need to configure, and how to encourage adoption so training happens in the flow of work rather than in a separate portal.
Introduction to Microsoft Teams PowerShell Getting started with the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module: installing and connecting, authenticating safely, and running your first cmdlets to query users, policies and settings.
Microsoft Teams Contact Center Options - Level 100 MVP Zach Bennett, Principal Architect at LoopUp, walks through the new Queues app for Microsoft Teams — call routing options, queue and agent management, reporting, licensing requirements and setup, plus what's on the roadmap and where it still falls short of a true contact centre.