Krisz's Microsoft Teams adventure

  Introduction Microsoft has made a groundbreaking announcement that has significant implications for organizations and individual users of its Teams platform. As of October 5, 2023, Microsoft declared the general availability of the new Microsoft Teams app for Windows and Mac. The primary focus of this blog post is to unpack the details of this change and help Teams users and administrators understand what the transition entails, who it will affect, and how to prepare for it. Key Takeaway: The Inevitable Transition One of the major points in the announcement is that users who are still on the classic Microsoft Teams will be automatically updated to the new Teams after March 31, 2024. Therefore, this blog post serves as a comprehensive guide to help you understand the update and how it may affect you or your organization. Advantages of Switching to New Teams The new Teams client is a performance-centric update. According to Microsoft, the updated platform will run up to 2x faster and c

Introduction: Microsoft Teams has become an essential tool for businesses, facilitating seamless collaboration and communication among team members. With the recent release of Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module 5.0 and newer versions, IT administrators can now manage Teams more efficiently and effectively. This blog post will dive into the technical details of these latest updates, highlighting the changes and new features that make Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module even more powerful. Keywords: Microsoft Teams, PowerShell Module 5.0, cmdlets, automation, administration, performance improvements, filtering capabilities What's New in Microsoft Teams PowerShell Module 5.0 Performance improvements and new filtering capabilities Microsoft has introduced major updates for the Get-CsOnlineUser cmdlet in version 5.0.0. These updates result in significant performance improvements, especially when using the "-Filter" parameter with wildcard operators, OnPrem*, and Timestamp attribu