With Microsoft Teams being as popular as it is now, it is even more important for administrators to manage it effectively. Microsoft Teams provides a PowerShell module available for installation. You can, however, use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell instead to perform many of the same administration tasks.

Are you struggling to get your workgroup to stop sending emails and use Teams instead? Use this tip to gently nudge them into Teams when needed, or, take your conversation out of Teams and back to Outlook when the need arises to share with someone NOT in your Team. #PowerUPTips #ShortcutShari #Microsoft #MSOutlook #MSTeams #emPOWERd Continue reading TIP!Tuesday – Centralize Your Conversations in Outlook and Teams

Check out this week's TIP on managing your files in Microsoft Teams using SharePoint (yes SharePoint!) because NOTHING actually lives in Teams! In this tip we peel back the curtain and look at where your files actually live, and empower you to do MORE with your content than what you can see with the naked eye in Teams; Continue reading TIP!Tuesday – Peek Behind the Curtain – SharePoint and Teams (Part Deux!)

Microsoft 365 is a collection of connected and integrated applications, but what belongs where and what gets created when? There's #SharePoint, #MSTeams, #Planner, #MSStream and Email, all tied to an #Office365 group, which enables the integration. Let's peek behind the curtain...and I will show you an easy way to see it all in one place!

TIP!Tuesday...and it's worth the wait! Building on last week's tip for To Do, this one is about how to create tasks from your #MSTeams conversations. YEP! Happy Tuesday, and enjoy! #Microsoft #PowerUPTips #M365 #emPOWERd #ShortcutShari

We love the different view in Planner that lets you drag and drop to update your tasks, but what about updating the dates?

The Teams “Pane” can quickly become a Teams “Pain.” Use this tip to minimize scrolling up and down in your Teams pane looking for content!