The many faces of Teams
Teams as a communication tool
Microsoft Teams simplifies communication with colleagues, customers, and partners. With Teams you can chat, call video conference, and share files - all within a single app. Additionally, you can create channels to organise your conversations by topic, project, or team. This keeps you informed about ongoing activities and enables you to respond quickly to questions or feedback. Teams streamlines communication and minimises misunderstandings.
Teams as a virtual environment for your meetings
Microsoft Teams facilitates online meetings with individuals both inside and outside your organisation. You can share your screen, presentations, documents, and whiteboards with participants. Additionally, features like live subtitles, background blur, polls, and breakout rooms make meetings more interactive and inclusive. Teams ensures that your meetings run efficiently and productively, regardless of your location.
Teams as an environment to run apps like Planner or Power BI in
Microsoft Teams allows you to integrate apps like Planner and Power BI into your workspace. With Planner, you can manage tasks, set deadlines, track progress, and assign tasks to team members. Power BI enables you to visualise, analyse, and share data with colleagues. Additionally, you can add other essential apps such as OneNote, Forms, Stream, and more. Teams gives access to all the tools you need to work efficiently, without the need to switch between apps.
Teams as an interface for collaboration in SharePoint Online
Microsoft Teams is built on SharePoint Online, making it easy to collaborate on documents, sites, and lists. You can store, edit, and sync your files in Teams, and share them with your team or external parties. Additionally you can create and manage SharePoint Sites directly from Teams, using them to structure and present your information. Teams also allows you to secure your documents and sites with permissions and policies. This enhances your collaboration and document management.
