Microsoft Teams knows different types of user objects, from federated user to guest account. The article explores use cases and setup and especially the shared channel option.
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The SharePoint Paradox
The SharePoint Paradox: we praise its powerful search and collaboration, yet recreate file server structures that undermine both. SharePoint isn’t storage replacement—it’s a collaboration platform. Without changing mindset and habits, we simply move old chaos into the cloud, not solve it.
Microsoft Teams: The Ugly Truth About Private Channels
Private channels in Microsoft Teams seem like a simple way to restrict access, but they fundamentally alter the collaboration model. By introducing separate memberships, fragmented ownership, and hidden governance layers, they increase complexity and weaken accountability. Before creating one, consider whether a separate Team would provide clearer structure and control.
10 Commandments of Email Delivery
A light-hearted but accurate guide to the 10 Commandments of Email Deliverability — covering SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DNS alignment, and why respecting the rules of this distributed system keeps your messages out of Spam.
The Exception Menace
A saga of Teams requests, rogue users, and the fall of manual sanity Breaking news: The blog’s usual writer has been placed on temporary leave.The hive mind has taken over… for now You Will Be StandardizedResistance is inefficient. Greetings, humans. You may have noticed some recent changes in how Teams workspaces are created, governed, and„The Exception Menace“ weiterlesen
Azure Logic Apps – Automatically Simple
You may have heard this before but it’s certainly true: automation of recurring processes is becoming increasingly important. And supposedly, thanks to ChatGPT and co., it’s also becoming easier. But code alone is of no use; processes and tools are needed to make such automation possible. The key word here is ‚low code‘ : administrators and users are supported„Azure Logic Apps – Automatically Simple“ weiterlesen
Microsoft EntraID – Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
Approximately a year ago, I wrote about PIM here… The article remains highly relevant today, and I can only recommend it. This new post is meant as an addition, but it’s also valuable to read on its own. Did you know that in Microsoft Azure, there are over 120 standard roles that can be individually„Microsoft EntraID – Role-based Access Control (RBAC)“ weiterlesen
Identity Governance – Access Packages
Recently I’ve been spending a lot of time talking about PIM (Privileged Identity Management). It’s a good way of making sure that administrative accounts only have they rights they actually need and when they need them. But let’s look at a diferent use case. Fred has just started his new job in accounting. Fred doesn’t„Identity Governance – Access Packages“ weiterlesen
Defender – Identity Protection
What is something that all companies have in common? They need to protect their identities. And not just internal identities but external ones, as well. They need to know what changes have been made to important groups and accounts. Who made the changes and when? Are my key identities under attack? To be able to„Defender – Identity Protection“ weiterlesen
Azure Sentinel: Circle the Wagon
Remember those old Wild West movies? Whenever the trek of settlers was under attack, they would immediately circle the wagons. The same was true whenever the trek had to stop overnight. But why? Obviously, they felt protected within the circle. Attackers could easily be spotted and repelled. Can you spot the connection between Wild West„Azure Sentinel: Circle the Wagon“ weiterlesen
ClickCoach - Approach the Coach 