EP59: The epic pissing contest between SPO and MS Teams
Steve and Marijn look at a question every company moving to the cloud must consider today with the growing maturity of MS teams.
Do we focus adoption on SharePoint Collaboration or MS teams for the new Microsoft 365 cloud customer? In the Blue corner representing MS teams Marijn Somers and the Red corner with a SharePoint Shout-Out Steve Dalby.
The answer is given at the start of the podcast and then the action starts.
There are a lot of things to discuss with regard to your Collaboration journey and which tools should be used for what is a key Decision. Steve and Marijn get down and dirty checking out two of the applications SPO (SharePoint Online) and MS teams. It goes a little like this:
00:00:14 Steve
KI kind of hate this whole notification thing in Ms teams. Okay.
00:00:14 Steve
KI kind of hate this whole notification thing in Ms teams. Okay.
00:00:29 Marijn
No, no no. I'm just saying this notification system works as you know, just like it should on Outlook
No, no no. I'm just saying this notification system works as you know, just like it should on Outlook
00:00:41 Marijn
For when people are collaborating in the organization and you or they should send you an email where you are in the CC.
For when people are collaborating in the organization and you or they should send you an email where you are in the CC.
00:00:49 Marijn
See, you shouldn't be. You shouldn't have to read. It's not information that you need to know in order to do your job.
If you're in the CC square, so for that they can just post that information on the team. If they need you to do something with it that you need to be put in the two fields and for that, in teams, the equivalent is actually tagging you or tagging a group of people, and that is the thing that you should get in your notification.
See, you shouldn't be. You shouldn't have to read. It's not information that you need to know in order to do your job.
If you're in the CC square, so for that they can just post that information on the team. If they need you to do something with it that you need to be put in the two fields and for that, in teams, the equivalent is actually tagging you or tagging a group of people, and that is the thing that you should get in your notification.
Creators and Guests
Host
Marijn Somers
Microsoft MVP. Freelance Microsoft 365 expert focusing on user adoption and governance. Trainer. Licensed watchmaker.
Host
Steve Dalby
Podcaster "Office365Distilled" Driving Collaboration Business Goals, Speaking about Governance, Whiskey taster and imbiber all round father and good guy.
