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To say that September was a busy month for Microsoft 365 is a bit of an understatement. Microsoft’s Ignite conference has come and gone and with it brought many new features that were announced for the productivity suite but many of them are not yet available.
Before we get to the Ignite announcements, you should be aware that there was a significant outage this week that was preventing many users from being able to login to the service. The hiccups lasted for several hours and disrupted core functionality around the globe.
If you are a heavy user of the video calling feature that Teams provide, you may be interested in learning how to use Teams with OBS via NDI. Steve has a good breakdown of how you can use this feature to enhance your calling experience or use the tool for broadcast environments.
Activity alerts in Teams are a useful feature and if you are looking to make them more accessible, Tony’s post dives into the topic so that you can get the most out of your alert policies. He also penned a couple of other posts including how to Use a Super User Group for Privileged Access to Encrypted Office 365 Content and Restricting Guest User Access in Azure Active Directory that are worth checking out.
But on to the big show, Ignite…here’s a list of what we covered during the conference last week:
If you are thinking that you need more information about Office 365, make sure to check out all the content posted here on Petri during the month and check back frequently as we publish articles daily.
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