Ryan Clark

Confused between Zoom and Microsoft Teams? In this article, we will talk about Microsoft Teams and Zoom and how their features (user interface, security, and more) compare. Let’s get started. What is Zoom? Regarding virtual events, seminars, and video conferencing, Zoom is always one of the software that gets mentioned. That’s because Zoom is the most popular video conferencing software built with a simple user interface. Most people that need to meet online usually start with Zoom simply because it’s known for its generous free version. By the way, a lot has changed with Zoom and you will notice that it has

Need to learn how to use Microsoft Lists right within Teams asap? In this beginner’s guide, I’ll show you step-by-step how to use the Microsoft Lists app without leaving Microsoft Teams. Let’s get started. What is Microsoft Lists? Are you familiar with SharePoint Online? If yes, then you know what a SharePoint list is, right? Then you already have an idea of what the Microsoft Lists app is all about. In simple words, Microsoft Lists is like the standalone app of SharePoint Lists that you can use even outside the context of SharePoint Online. Inside a list, you would see the

How will Microsoft Teams measure up to Skype for Business? In this article, let’s talk about the future of communication and collaboration in Microsoft through Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business. Let’s get started. Overview Let’s start with a basic overview of both apps first. Later on, we will go through the comparison of specific features and functions. What is Skype for Business? Are you familiar with the free version of Skype? You probably have it installed on your computer. The free Skype is great for communication and meeting (group calling) up to 100 people. It’s free to use unless

What lifecycle management tools can you use in Teams? In this article, let’s explore Microsoft Teams lifecycle management and what built-in tools you can use to implement it. Let’s get started. What is Microsoft Teams lifecycle management? Microsoft Teams is a great collaborative space for teams and employees. Unfortunately, when unmanaged, things can get complicated and chaotic, especially with sprawl, orphaned teams, and a lot more. This is where lifecycle management comes in — a process of monitoring teams from their conception down to their archival. Specifically, lifecycle management touches the three phases of a Microsoft Teams team: Each of these phases has potential issues that