by Peter Baddeley | Oct 20, 2022 | Home Page, Lifecycle Management, News, Teams
Expiry Policies allow management of inactive Teams The latest release of ProvisionPoint Workspaces allows organisations to take control of inactive Teams. Expiry Compliance Policies can reduce or increase your workspace expiry date, using our new rules to monitor the...
by Peter Baddeley | Oct 12, 2022 | Blog, Home Page, Lifecycle Management, Teams
When should a Microsoft Team be archived? During the rapid rollout of Microsoft Teams during the pandemic, not many organisations stopped to think about when a Team being created should be archived. The focus was ensuring staff could continue to work and not any...
by Peter Baddeley | Jul 18, 2022 | Events, Lifecycle Management, Provisioning, Teams
Does your Microsoft Teams environment seem untamed and unfettered? You are not alone. Join ProvisionPoint and our partner Elantis how you can tame Microsoft Teams. Wednesday, 27 July 2022 10:00 – 12:00 MDT Register So many of us have been using Microsoft Teams...
by Peter Baddeley | May 10, 2021 | Blog, Home Page, Lifecycle Management
What is Microsoft 365 Group Expiration Policy? Discover the best practices to effectively manage lifecycles, improve visibility and keep your Microsoft 365 tenant tidy with a Group Expiration Policy Within Microsoft 365, a Group Expiration Policy can be applied to...
by Peter Baddeley | Feb 8, 2021 | Blog, Lifecycle Management
Why Lifecycle Management Matters in Microsoft 365 The Collaborative Workspace and IT sprawl Conundrum We can wax lyrical on just how powerful the collaboration, communication, and convenient features of the Microsoft 365 Enterprise suite are because its objects or...
by Peter Baddeley | Oct 22, 2019 | Blog, Lifecycle Management, Office 365 Governance, Provisioning
Which Should I Provision? A New Microsoft Team or Channel? “I will create a new Team for that”, is perhaps the most common mistake which users make with Microsoft Teams. It may be the case that a new Team is required, but equally, it may be more appropriate to create...
