by Seb Matthews | Jun 26, 2019 | Blog, Compliance, Lifecycle Management, Microsoft Teams, Office 365 Governance
Personal Governance Governance is not just about how your systems and services are managed and administrated, it is also about how the information held within your services is used, controlled and stored. In an announcement this week (June 25th, 2019) Microsoft has...
by Peter Baddeley | Apr 11, 2019 | Blog, Compliance, Microsoft Teams
Microsoft recently shared a list of Top 10 Microsoft Teams questions which they have been asked as part of Microsoft Ignite | The Tour. Several stood out for us because they were related to the governance of Microsoft Teams. In this post we will focus on the question...
by Peter Baddeley | Mar 16, 2019 | Classification, Compliance, Microsoft Teams
Every organisation has confidential data and they need to be sure before storing it in a tool like Microsoft Teams. Can they be confident that a Team containing confidential information will only accessible to authorised users. By making the Team private only users...
by Peter Baddeley | Mar 11, 2019 | Blog, Classification, Compliance, Office 365 Governance, Site Collections
In Office 365 there is the option to apply a classification to Modern SharePoint Site which will define the sensitivity of your site data. This classification is visible to users of the SharePoint Site, the associated Office 365 Group and if one is created the...
by Peter Baddeley | Feb 22, 2019 | Blog, Compliance, Microsoft Teams, Office 365 Governance
An org-wide Team is a great place to communicate to all users about governance for Microsoft Teams and Office 365. It can be made available to all users within an organisation and is part of Microsoft Teams rather than a different application. Furthermore, this...
by Peter Baddeley | Jan 5, 2019 | Blog, Classification, Compliance, Microsoft Teams, Office 365 Governance
Microsoft Teams is the solution to all your problems. Users will find it really easy to adopt Microsoft Teams as it is incredibly straightforward to implement. These and other myths are what many CIOs and IT Directors have been told for most of the last year....
