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Balance End-user Empowerment with IT Governance in your Microsoft Teams Deployment
For those organizations with Office 365 licenses, Microsoft Teams ought to be the default collaboration tool for optimizing remote work. This makes sense from both a cost-savings perspective (given one is already paying for an Office 365 license) and a capability perspective. However, IT is often unsure about best practices for governance and permissions, and Microsoft Teams has been designed with end-user empowerment in mind.
How can IT balance the end users' creative use of this application with its own need for ensuring data security, governance, and usability?
Info-Tech’s Microsoft Teams Cookbook provides guidance, with specific use cases, in the following areas:
- Rollout preparation and socialization;
- How teams, channels, and chats differ; and
- When to use ad hoc meetings, scheduled meetings, and live events.