Where can I get OneDrive for Business adoption guidiance material?
Rolling out and adopting Micrsoft OneDrive for Business (ODFB) is a great opportunity to get rid of your legacy onprem file servers, shares, local device saved data and roaming profiles etc.
ODFB enables you to access your files from a versatile set of endpoints (PC/Mac/common Browsers/iOS/Android) and keep your data safe and in sync. You can also share certain files with others as needed. However, ODFB is one part for storing data. It is primarily for your documents. Working requires also other options for data collaboration, distribution and sharing therefore you might want to consider SharePoint Online as backend for storing files within your company, department or team.
To start and abandon your legacy file repository you can find supportiv guidiance and details for ODFB, e.g.
- Usage Scenarios for OneDrive
- Guidance on how OneDrive can be utiliized
- Use Cases
- Success measuring options
- Planning communication
- …
https://resources.techcommunity.microsoft.com/resources/onedrive-adoption/
Microsoft Teams Adoption Hub launched
A new resource hub for Microsoft Teams Adoption was launched. It provides supportiv material for users and guidiance in your company.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/adopt-microsoft-teams-landing-page
The hub will be improved over time so stay tuned and take a look around to see what’s new.
What’s new in managing Microsoft Teams 11-2018?
Microsoft announced a few helpful and nice new features regarding administration of Teams. First of all, there are admin roles to manage different parts of Teams, e.g.
- Teams Service Administrator: Overall Teams admin
- Teams Communication Administrator: Meetings/calling admin
- Teams Communication Support Engineer: Advanced call analytics admin.
- Teams Communication Support Specialist: Basic call analytics admin.
Additionally, you’ll be able to manage all of your (enterprise) Teams by using the Teams Admin Center. Pretty nice feature.
For automation Microsoft added also some new features to the Graph API. These now enable you as administrator to manage and automate the Teams lifecycle! You can …
- … provision large groups
- … automatically create a team space as well as channels
- … deploy apps in a team space and channels
For details and more information you can read the details on the blog post by Microsoft (https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Teams-Blog/New-Provide-a-great-Teams-experience-with-improved-manageability/ba-p/288059). Also take a look on the dev tutorials referenced in Microsoft’s blog post video.
