In this Webinar, Jim Gaynor explains the options and gotchas for collaborating with external users and organizations in Teams.
In this Webinar, Jim Gaynor explains the options and gotchas for collaborating with external users and organizations in Teams.
Chart explains the capabilities and limitations of ways to work with users from other tenancies and organizations from Teams.
Summary: Microsoft uses "External User" as a licensing term for users outside an organization who are eligible for guest licensing.
Teams provides several options for communicating and collaborating with users outside of an organization’s Microsoft 365 tenancy, with differing advantages and usage scenarios.
Previews of AAD-based single sign-on and password-free authentication for Azure Virtual Desktop could improve the security of the service.
A range of considerations and complications can come into play when planning for a deployment of shared devices. This collection of reports discuss a range of licensing and technology considerations that organizations may want to take into account to ensure their shared devices are properly licensed and ideally deployed.
Using Apple mobile devices in scenarios in which they will be shared among users requires forethought to minimize friction.
New identity capabilities are now generally available, but adoption may take considerable time.
Teams Connect shared channels, which enable the creation of team channels that can be shared with users from different Microsoft 365 tenancies, are rolling out to general availability.
