When you start your PC, Microsoft Teams starts automatically, provided you have installed it of course. This is ideal for many people, but if you have a server with Office on it, for example, this is not ideal. Or perhaps you simply do not always want Microsoft Teams to start immediately. I have written in […]
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It has recently become possible to receive a read receipt in Microsoft Teams. This allows you to see if someone has read your message. By default, this is enabled in every environment, unless IT has disabled it. Depending on the setting that your IT administrator sets, you can choose to enable or disable the read
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#6: Microsoft’s “Future of Work” event In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about Microsoft’s “Future of Work” event, which took place last Tuesday in the Amsterdome in Amsterdam. Microsoft took you into the future and their vision of it. Technology is growing and improving at a rapid pace.
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5: Online video conferencing and the many possibilities for this In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about online video conferencing and all the possibilities that are now available to make meetings as easy and efficient as possible. Being able to meet with your team members while you are
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4: Metadata in Microsoft Teams In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about metadata in Microsoft Teams. What is metadata and how can you use it in Microsoft Teams? What are the advantages of metadata in files and what are the disadvantages? Paul gives his vision on metadata and
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3: OneNote in combination with Teams and Outlook In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about the value of OneNote and how to best use the program when collaborating with team members. OneNote is a digital notepad that is part of Microsoft Office 365. The integration
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How do you remove Microsoft Teams from your computer? The underlying idea is often that Teams starts automatically and people find that annoying. This can be set by removing the program from the Windows startup.Below I explain how you can completely remove Microsoft Teams from your computer. Remove Microsoft Teams from a Windows computer
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2: Sharing and collaborating in documents In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby tell you how to easily share files with your colleagues and how to collaborate in a document at the same time. All this to prevent the hassle of attachments and emailing. About the KbWorks Podcast The podcast
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1: Get rid of emails and the overflowing inbox In this first episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby delve deeper into emailing and how you can replace it with Microsoft Teams and save a lot of time. They also share a new update that allows you to answer and send messages
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Slack vs Microsoft Teams Chat-based collaboration tools are a must-have in today’s business environment. Slack and Microsoft Teams are currently the two best options for an organization. Slack is a product that was built by a small company and founded in 2013. Slack first saw the light of day in 2015. Microsoft quickly realized what
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