When employees at businesses and organizations use Microsoft Teams to chat with each other, it can get very complicated very fast as more and more channels are created, and others are retired. Today, ...

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by endless email threads or struggled to keep your team’s communication organized? You’re not alone. In today’s fast-paced work environment, juggling multiple ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Chats and channels are being combined ahead of a new threaded conversations experience in 2025. Chats and ...

Slack, Facebook's Workplace, and Microsoft Teams work-chat apps are meant to boost productivity and get all employees onboard with the company vision. However, Microsoft has acknowledged in its latest ...

Microsoft’s answer to Slack and Zoom, Teams provides group messaging, voice and video calls, and useful integrations with other Microsoft 365 apps. Here’s how to get set up in Teams and find your way ...

Microsoft is planning to release a preview of Teams Connect shared channels at the end of this month, which aims to ease collaborations with external parties, according to a Wednesday announcement.

Teams users will be able to collaborate with external partners in a single channel without setting up guest accounts, something rival Slack already offers. With the launch of Teams Connect at this ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Xbox employees are also all under one roof again. Xbox employees are also all under one roof again. is a senior ...

Microsoft Teams lets you get your team on the same page with group chat, online meetings, calling, and web conferencing. If you are interested in learning the steps required to restore deleted Teams ...

Microsoft Teams will soon support archiving specific channels. At the moment, it's possible to archive an entire team but not individual channels. Support for archiving channels could ship as soon as ...

You’re forgiven if you thought Yammer — Microsoft’s proto-Slack, not quite real-time chat application — was dead. It’s actually still alive (and well) — and still serves a purpose as a slower-moving ...