Channels play a vital role in organising and facilitating collaboration between your team members. There are three types of channels available within Microsoft Teams, and each serve as different ways to help teams connect.
When it comes to using SharePoint, being organised and finding documents easily is a big deal. The secret to achieving this is having a solid file naming convention for all file types. It’s all about keeping document names consistent and logical.
Even if you’re a seasoned Microsoft Teams user, easily setting up video calls, private channels, and integrating Office apps, there are probably a few cool Teams tips you might be missing out on. This article will help you become an absolute expert in rocking those virtual meetings.
The process of file share and intranet migration can be an overwhelming task, even with Microsoft 365’s efficient tools. That’s why we’ve created this simple guide to help you migrate a file share to SharePoint easily.
In this article, we’re going to explore the ins and outs of intranets, how to manage your content, and the internal communication required to do so. We’ll also delve into the importance of having an effective intranet content strategy, for digital content creation, and the role of content authors in overseeing permissions and sharing content.
Microsoft Teams is one of the most popular collaboration and communication platforms globally, but as we’ve discovered from interactions with our clients, many users are confused about where to share their content – in a team or channel?
In this article, we will explore some tips and tricks to maximise the sync between OneDrive, SharePoint Online, and Teams, and how they can be leveraged to optimise your document management and collaboration experience.
Whether by circumstance or choice, going into offline mode is sometimes the most productive way to get work done. Luckily, Microsoft makes it easy to take Power Apps offline with offline data caching and offline-capable canvas apps.
Part of the Office 365 suite, Microsoft Teams has become the go-to platform for communication and collaboration in many busy offices. But by not utilising all of the handy chat features and productivity tools, you’re not experiencing its full potential!
Being a successful organisation relies on so many different elements all going right at exactly the same time – which is why being able to work anywhere at anytime is crucial. Here we dive into various methods and best practices to ensure you can access your SharePoint and Teams content from Office 365 offline while keeping your productivity at its peak.
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