Anupama Natarajan: Office365

Monday, April 03, 2017

Sharing Flow with Teams using Team Flows

When we create a flow using Microsoft Flow, the person who created the flow only will be able to maintain it. Team Flows will allow the person who created the flow to assign additional owners to maintain the flow. Team Flows is currently in “Preview” only.

a) Click on “Invite another owner” icon beside the “Blog post notification to Twitter” as shown below.

b) Add another owner who is an user as part of your office 365 subscription.

Note: Adding another owner will allow them to edit, update and delete the flow. They can also add additional owners to this flow along with viewing flow history. Also everyone listed as owners will be able to access all embedded connections and can use them in that flow only.

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Saturday, November 12, 2016

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft launched Microsoft Teams in preview mode, a new work chat Application for Office 365 suite. Microsoft Teams is a direct competitor to Slack which also bring team communications in one single place.
Microsoft Teams allows users to create channel, integrates with the Office suite this will mainly to share documents, spread sheets etc. and automated systems and chat bots. It also enables voice and video chat through Skype integration. It includes a project planning tool to assign tasks directly to team members.
Microsoft Team clients are also available for Mac, Windows, Android and iPhone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAqAtI6K7NY
You can enable Microsoft Teams with your existing Office 365 subscription as shown in the below screenshots.
a) Login to your Office 365 portal and navigate to “Services and Add-ins” and you can see the “Microsoft Teams”