Teams Presentation
Microsoft Teams is a proprietary business communication platform developed by Microsoft, as part of the Microsoft 365 family of products. Teams primarily competes with the similar service Slack, offering workspace chat and videoconferencing, file storage, and application integration.[8] Teams replaced other Microsoft-operated business messaging and collaboration platforms, including Skype for Business and Microsoft Classroom. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Teams, and other software such as Zoom and Google Meet, gained much interest as many meetings moved to a virtual environment.[9] As of 2022, it has about 270 million monthly users.[10]
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1. Module 4 – Technical Fundamentals
Teams administration
and governance
Presenter name
Date
2. Microsoft 365
Business Premium
Technical
Fundamentals Day 1
Module 0 Overview
2 hours
Module 1
Introduction to Microsoft
365 Business Premium
Module 2 Partner Transform platform
Module 3 Security 2 hours
Day 2
Module 4
Teams administration and
governance
2 hours
Module 5 Device management 2 hours
Day 3
Module 6 Business Voice 2 hours
Module 7 Scenarios: Make it real 2 hours
Course agenda
3. In this module,
you learn to:
Articulate how Teams leverages
Microsoft 365 platform
Configure and manage Teams
Plan for Teams end user adoption
4. Session agenda Teams admin center
High-level client + services architecture
Users and policies
Teams configuration
Teams policies
External vs. Guest Access
Teams adoption
6. Teams admin center
Teams admins have one place to do all their work:
https://admin.teams.microsoft.com
Powerful & usable website for administrators,
thoughtfully designed.
Reciprocal capability between website & APIs
(PowerShell, Graph, etc.)
Constantly adding new features
7. Teams admin portal sections
Teams and channels Devices Users
Meetings Messaging Apps
Voice Analytics Org-wide
10. Teams joins O365 with Intelligent Communications
Teams Clients
Office 365
platform and
services
Teams
services
Intelligent
Communications Cloud
Azure
11. Intelligent Communications Cloud (formerly Skype) Services
Calling /Meeting
Meeting scheduler
Calling service Call recording
Voicemail
Messaging
Chat
Media
Search
Personal Expression
Notification Hub
URL preview
People
Presence
12. Teams and Office 365
Office 365
Platform
Exchange
Modern Groups
SharePoint
Stream
OneDrive for
Business
Information
Protection
Applications
OneNote
PowerApps
Planner
PowerPoint, Word,
Excel
Data and analytics
Microsoft Power BI
Teams strives to realize the full benefits of
O365 both as a platform and for end user
capabilities
A part of our vision is to be an App hub for
Office 365 and bring together the best
capabilities
Teams does not aim to re-invent the wheel,
instead leverages the features of other O365
workloads
13. Pop quiz
01
When you share a file on
Teams group chat, where this
file is stored in M365?
SharePoint
Online
Exchange
Online
Teams
14. Pop quiz
02
Where is your voice mail stored?
SharePoint
Online
Exchange
Online
Teams
15. Pop quiz
03
What is the underlying
technology for document
sharing in Teams?
SharePoint
Online
Exchange
Online
Teams
16. Data entity storage
Entity
Image
Message
Files
Voicemail
Recording
Calendar
meeting
Contacts
Telemetry
Storage
Teams: Chat service within Azure
Teams: Media service on Azure
Team files SharePoint Online
Chat files OneDrive for Business
Individual mailbox in Exchange Online
Media service on Azure (using Blob storage)
(<24 hours)
Individual mailbox in Exchange
Exchange
Microsoft Data warehouse (No customer content)
Storage
Ingested to Exchange to enable compliance
Ingested to Exchange to enable compliance
Encoded to Stream
Key data entities and location
where data is stored at rest
18. About policies & settings
Policies – (messaging policy, meeting
policy, voice policy)
A collection of configuration elements
Generally grouped by modality
Per user (including multiple) or per tenant
Per group
Settings – (guest, federation, audio
conferencing)
A collection of configuration elements
Generally grouped by modality
Per tenant only
Can include multiple instances (Bridges,
Teams, Voice Apps)
19. Scope of actions
the admins
can perform
Users
Teams
Policies
Settings
Tenant
Configuration Elements Configured Entities
27. Scenarios
Bob
works in the IT
department of
Woodgrove bank.
They usually use
restrictive settings.
Carol
works in the IT
department of Contoso.
They always try to find
the best balance
between user freedom
and IT control.
Erin
works in the IT
department of
Adventure Works.
They want to drive
productivity by
removing as much
barriers as possible.
28. About Teams configurations
Teams is designed with smart defaults
Defaults are set to match most companies’ requirements
Throughout this section we will highlight
In which area of Office 365 a setting is configured
If a setting is applied per tenant, per user or per Group
• All settings have a global default
Where a setting is configured? Can it be user specific or is it global?
29. Teams settings
Why
Teams settings let you set up your teams for features such as email integration, cloud storage options,
and device set up
Considerations
Changes to Teams settings will be applied to all teams within your organization
Do you want to allow Teams to use 3rd party cloud storage providers?
Email integration can make it easier to transition collaboration to Teams from email when appropriate
Is scoped search important to your organization?
How
Teams settings are configured via the Microsoft Teams & Skype for Business Admin Center and Skype
for Business PowerShell
32. Messaging policies
Why
Messaging policies are used to control what chat and channel messaging features are available
to users in Teams
Considerations
Are there any features (such as Giphy, stickers, edit, delete) that you need to restrict for some or all users?
You can use the default policy that is created or create one or more custom messaging policies for people
in your organization
How
Teams messaging are configured via the Microsoft Teams & Skype for Business Admin Center and Skype
for Business PowerShell
Details: https://aka.ms/teams-messaging
34. Naming of teams
Why
Prefix-suffix naming conventions allow to add or append fixed strings or supported
user attributes to the teams name
Blocked words can avoid (intentional or unintentional) misuse of teams
Considerations
Naming policies require Azure AD Premium P1 or Azure AD Basic EDU license
Selected administrator roles are exempted from these policies
How
Configured in the Office Admin Center and via Azure Active Directory PowerShell
Details: https://aka.ms/naming-o365-groups
35. Retention policies
Why
Retention policies can be used to define a range of days after all content will be deleted or a range of days that
content cannot be deleted – or both
Considerations
Retention can be set independently for chat messages and channel messages
Channel message policies can be applied globally or per team
Chat message policies can be applied globally or per user
Files use retention policies of SharePoint and OneDrive for Business
How
Configured in Security & Compliance Center and Office 365 Security & Compliance Center PowerShell
Details: https://aka.ms/teams-retention
36. Expiration policies
Why
By default teams exist until they are deleted. Retention policies ask team owners to renew their teams. This helps
to limit “stale” teams.
Considerations
Can be configured globally or for specific groups
Requires Azure AD Premium P1 for members of teams that have expiration policy
Team owners will get notifications about expiation 30, 15 and 1 day before expiration
Once expired, users can recovery team for 30 days
If enabled, default is 180 days
How
Configured in the Office Admin Center and via Azure Active Directory PowerShell
Details: https://aka.ms/teams-expiration
39. Role Based Access Control
Allows setting administrators who need different levels of access for managing Teams
Roll Can do these tasks
Teams Service Administrator Manage the Microsoft Teams service, and manage and create Office 365 Groups
Teams Communications Administrator Manage calling and meetings features within the Microsoft Teams service
Teams Communications Support Engineer Troubleshoot communications issues within Teams by using advanced tools
Teams Communications Support Specialist Troubleshoot communications issues within Teams by using basic tools
Details: https://aka.ms/teams-rbac
41. External access
Why
External access lets your Teams and Skype for Business users communicate with users that
are outside of your organization
Also known as “Federation”
Considerations
Do you have business requirements to limit user communications with external participants?
Do you need to limit which external participants users can communicate with?
How
Teams settings are configured via the Microsoft Teams & Skype for Business Admin Center
and Skype for Business PowerShell
Details: https://aka.ms/teams-external-access
42. Guest access
Why
Allows users without account in your Azure Active Directory to be invited as guests to Teams
Considerations
Inviting external parties to teams can increase productivity
Comes with certain risk around which content is exposed to guest users
Allow and deny list can limit guest access to specific domains
Guest access can be limited to specific teams
Audit logs allow insights on who has invited whom
How
Configured in the Office Admin Center and via Azure Active Directory PowerShell
Details: https://aka.ms/guests-o365-groups
46. focus
Ensuring you achieve continuous business
value through the use of your Microsoft
Modern Workplace Cloud Solutions
47. ACM is key to the success of M365 and Teamwork
Microsoft 365 solutions enable
your customers to achieve
business outcomes – cost savings,
time savings, simplifying and
automating processes.
However, these outcomes can only
be achieved if end users adopt
and use the new technology and
use it as intended.
50. Build capability through varying methods
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
Onsite training Virtual training Self-help resources Live support Champions network
51. Resources
All content that is linked through out this document can be found at these sites.
Microsoft 365 Business Partner Page (https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/partners/business):
The one stop show for all product content related to Microsoft 365 Business, including product pitch material,
licensing and deployment kits.
Microsoft SMB Tech Community (aka.ms/smbtc):
Forum for technical discussion & questions. The place for the experts.
Microsoft 365 Business Service Description (aka.ms/M365BSD):
The place to answer all your questions on the product and what is included from a licensing perspective.
Microsoft 365 SMB Plays (aka.ms/mwsmb):
The place to get deep dive information on core SMB partner opportunities including partner playbooks,
customer marketing material & tele sales scripts.
Commercial Consulting Tool (https://cct.transform.microsoft.com/):
This tool empowers sellers to comprehensively assess complex customer scenarios, help customers discover the
benefits of the Microsoft's modern workplace solutions, and provide customer-friendly recommendations that
increase sales and customer success.