Krisz's Microsoft Teams adventure

  Introduction In today's fast-paced world, keeping up with technological advancements is paramount. Microsoft Teams continues to be at the forefront of innovation, introducing new features that enhance user experience and streamline administrative functions. This blog post delves into the latest updates, providing insights to maximize their utility. 1. Teams Device Dashboard Overview : Microsoft Teams is rolling out a device dashboard that offers detailed information on device health and usage managed through the Teams admin center. This feature also includes data export capabilities, auto-sharing of insights, and alerts on vital metrics. Background : Unlike the previous Teams Admin Center which only provided current state information, this dashboard enables performance tracking over time. This comparative data provides valuable insights, enabling prompt action when required. Impact to Administrators : This update empowers administrators to monitor device performance directly from

  Microsoft Teams is at the forefront of enterprise collaboration, but there's always room for improvement. One long-standing issue? The discoverability of private teams. Until now, private teams have been something of a walled garden, accessible only through an explicit invitation. However, Microsoft is rolling out a pivotal update that will make private teams discoverable based on admin settings. Let's delve into what this means for administrators and end-users alike. What’s Changing and Why It Matters The core of this update lies in making private teams discoverable, which will be controlled by administrators through a simple toggle in the Teams Admin Center. This feature revolutionizes the private team experience by allowing end-users to search for these teams through the "Join team gallery" in their Microsoft Teams client. The beauty of this feature is its flexibility. Admins can make all private teams discoverable or apply discoverability based on sensitivity la