Jan 14, 2021
Build a consistent experience for frontline workers with Microsoft Teams updates. Take a look at the latest updates for frontline workers in Microsoft Teams. The past year has revealed a gap that exists for essential workers in terms of equal access to technology. By proactively extending the Team's platform to them, you can avoid workers finding their own potentially risky solutions.
Microsoft Teams can run on either personal devices or shared devices, it's integrated with your back office, and it's secured by design. You can also configure it to meet the specific needs of your frontline workers, their managers, or IT. Everybody benefits, and it's a consistent experience. Daniel Hidalgo, Product Manager for Microsoft Teams, joins host Jeremy Chapman to share Teams updates for:
• Frontline workers- easy sign-in, and new capability called Walkie Talkie
• Managers- new ways to manage your Teams with My Staff portal.
• IT- new policy packages, Team templates to speed up configuration, as well as new options for managing shared devices in Endpoint Manager
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Introduction
02:01 - Demo: sign in, navigate the app
04:08 - Communication elements: tasks, private chats, team conversations
05:37 - Walkie Talkie
07:15 - Create unique apps using Power Apps
09:05 - My Staff manager experience
10:51 - Team templates, policy packages
12:02 - New Endpoint Manager preview features to enable shared devices
13:35 - Wrap up
► Link References: To get started, check out https://aka.ms/TeamsForFrontline
Walk through an entire power app build start to finish at https://aka.ms/PowerAppsMechanics
Build a simplified Azure AD experience called My Staff at https://MyStaff.microsoft.com
Find out more about Azure AD shared device mode at https://aka.ms/MSALdocs
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