Microsoft Teams Setup for Small Businesses

Microsoft Teams Setup for Medium to Large Businesses

Welcome to Chapter 4 – Part 2 of our Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft Teams. In this chapter, we’ll be looking at how to set up Microsoft Teams for medium to large Businesses. Most larger businesses will have to follow a set of processes to ensure that both the architecture, staff and preliminary services are in place before migrating fully to Microsoft Teams. In some situations, if you are using Microsoft 365 for Email and SharePoint, this may be relatively easy; however, it is still essential that you follow a structured process. Before embarking, you must understand how you will roll out the service to your end users or staff, how they are going to get a Microsoft Teams client, whether the design of the network will impact other communication methods, and what the demand on your network will be once … View Case Study

Microsoft Teams Vs Zoom

Microsoft Teams Vs Skype For Business

Welcome to Chapter 3 – Part 1 of our Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft Teams. In this chapter, we’ll be looking at the comparisons between Microsoft Teams and other communication tools. One of the main things to note in this comparison, is that Skype for Business has an official retirement date of 31st July 2021. Businesses that are still using the Skype for Business system should start planning their migration to other systems such as Microsoft Teams – the integral hub for teamwork and collaboration under the Microsoft 365 suite of services.   If you’re considering a move to Microsoft Teams then you probably want to know how Teams and Skype for Business compare, and what additional benefits Teams can provide. This guide provides a brief overview of some of the headline areas that distinguish the different platforms. In order to … View Case Study