This article describes various new features in Microsoft Teams, including enabling calls in separate windows and pinning meeting controls to the top of your screen.
Dutch startup Tony’s Chocolonely grew out of a journalist’s exposé of child slave labor in the cocoa industry and his dream of making the chocolate trade slavery-free. The Amsterdam-based company grew quickly, but its original collaboration apps didn’t support its international expansion or its work-life balance ideals. Teams enables Tony’s Chocolonely workers to communicate on a personal level with their colleagues in Europe, America, and Africa. Adding telephony capabilities makes it even more powerful, with everything available in one single interface.
This infographic lists the many ways you can use Microsoft Teams to drive workplace collaboration. It also provides statistics on the success and popularity of Microsoft Teams.
How can your organization benefit from Microsoft Teams? Learn from Frank Lusko, the EVP of Sales and Marketing at CWPS, to hear how his sales team has benefited from this collaboration tool through features such as notification alerts and planner scheduling.
With the increased usage of Microsoft Teams to conduct virtual meetings, the need for tactical best practices to protect your privacy from intruders is also on the rise. This thought leadership article explores how to protect the privacy of your Microsoft Teams Meetings with easy ways to mitigate the risk of such problems by updating your settings.
With Microsoft Teams private channels, you can have focused, private conversations with specific people on your team. This Microsoft Teams tutorial video will show you how to create private channels as you’re working remotely.
We feel the need to make a full disclosure about the recent news of a hack of Solarwinds since we use the Solarwinds Remote Monitoring and Maintenance platform to manage our monthly clients. Based on a cyber incident write-up by FireEye, an enterprise security research firm, Solarwinds had one of their software packages called Orion compromised by files included in update files. This attack has effected many large organizations including many governmental agencies and larger firms worldwide. The software under attack is used by these larger organizations to monitor the performance of their networks even across multiple locations. This software is completely different from the product that we use and we have been assured by Solarwinds that no compromise of the Remote Monitoring and Maintenance platform has occurred.
We continue business as usual including allowing users to use this platform for remote access to their business. We continue to add further automation into the system to better monitor and maintain your networks and computers.
If your company is going to use full disk encryption or has compliance requirements that you need consulting for, then contact us for assistance.
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