With remote working on the rise, global business and the move to a more fluid and flexible working model business are seeking the right technology to keep their teams connected.
How can we keep our businesses going when countries are “locked down” and travel restrictions are stopping people from travelling?
March 14, 2017 – marked an exciting milestone for Microsoft's customers, partners, and employees with the general availability of Microsoft Teams. Starting with a unique point-of-view learning from Microsoft’s experience building communication and collaboration tools and from customer feedback on our products and those across the industry.
The number of people working from home instead of offices has exploded over the past year or so. The pandemic is the main cause for that, of course, but even as things return to normal, it’s expected that some level of remote working will remain.
As hybrid working becomes a reality, we're looking more to apps and technologies than ever before to bridge the gap between working in the office and remotely.
Nowadays, every blog article or editorial you read is hailing the virtues of collaborative working and the tech that supports this. Somewhere along the way, we lost sight of the most versatile piece of collaborative equipment we own. The humble mobile phone.
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Mobile Apps in Meetings With the hybrid workforce here to stay, more of us are looking to our mobiles as a reliable way to conduct our daily business. Meeting apps are now available in Microsoft Teams mobile making it easier to enjoy a feature-rich meeting experience from your mobile.
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