Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by icegreentea2 on Monday April 01, 2024 @07:54AM
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The think OP means interoperable and integrated within their garden/product offerings.
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Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by snoopsnopp on Monday April 01, 2024 @07:59AM
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What do you mean by that? I don’t understand.
Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by quickslowdown on Monday April 01, 2024 @08:04AM
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Teams and Office and SharePoint and Loop are all Microsoft products. They're all integrated tightly with Teams.
That's what they mean by interoperability within the walled garden of Microsoft products.
Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by kohbo on Monday April 01, 2024 @10:52AM
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Sorry but creating a meeting in teams is almost completely disjointed from the equivalent process on Outlook. Half of the features are missing on the Teams side. I can't even see other people's calendar or add people from my contact list outside of the org. It's terribly integrated.
Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by frumper on Monday April 01, 2024 @11:30AM
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I think that's your organizations settings. I have virtually the same process to make a meeting in Teams as I do in Outlook. Both are easy. I can definitely add anyone from my contact list, including those outside of my org.
Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by quickslowdown on Tuesday April 02, 2024 @01:06AM
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I wasn't commenting on the quality of these integrations. They're shit and I know it. Just pointing out that integration does mean something here
Re:Microsoft to separate Teams and Office globally amid anti...
by benfortuna on Tuesday April 02, 2024 @05:05AM
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And those integrations would be perhaps less shit if they had competition showing them how to/incentivizing them to do it better.