Hi @juicyyyyy
Here are some key features and steps you can follow:
1. Collaboration and Virtual Meetings:
Microsoft Teams allows you to schedule and manage meetings, facilitate and participate in meetings.
You can create and join meetings, share content during meetings, and participate in meetings.
Teams also offers video and audio calling features. You can launch an audio or video call within a few clicks.
Teams allows you to communicate, share content, assign tasks, and provide feedback in one place.
2. Centralizing Communication:
Teams changes your relationship with email. It changes the way you do calls, meetings, and collaboration.
Teams brings all these things into one centralized workspace, you’ll get less email, and spend less time switching between channels and programs.
Microsoft Teams uses ‘teams’ and ‘channels’ to help teams self-organize and collaborate.
Teams and channels are where the work gets done where you have standard channels and private channels.
3. Integration with Other Project Management Tools:
Teams is ready to work with your project management software5.
Teams has application programming interfaces that pull in different planning tools that users could need.
You can connect your project management software to Microsoft Teams.
Teams can trigger notifications in the project management tool, and vice versa.
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