Expert Microsoft Teams Solutions: A guide to Teams architecture and integration for advanced end users and administrators
- Length: 628 pages
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
- Publisher: Packt Publishing
- Publication Date: 2022-04-29
- ISBN-10: 1801075557
- ISBN-13: 9781801075558
- Sales Rank: #394178 (See Top 100 Books)
Written by Microsoft engineers, Expert Microsoft Teams Solutions covers in-depth topics in Teams that are not covered elsewhere and explores tasks that customers frequently rely on Microsoft Partners to accomplish
Key Features
- Extend the MS Teams experience with this practical guide from Microsoft’s technical specialists
- Discover advanced Teams capabilities such as voice, governance, and Power Platform integration
- Get to grips with planning resources for voice integration in Teams
Book Description
Microsoft Teams is designed to improve collaboration and integrate components of SharePoint, Exchange, Power Platform, and voice calling into a single platform.
Complete with step-by-step explanations of concepts, practical examples, and architecture guidance, you’ll learn how to plan and deploy Teams for your organization. As you progress, you’ll explore and understand the Teams platform as a whole, from architecture and collaboration through to apps and voice, with the help of examples. The book approaches Teams not only from an end-user perspective but also from an administrator’s point of view. You’ll be able to understand the challenges around modernization in your organization relating to adopting, implementing, and administering Teams and tackle them effectively. By helping you realize the potential of Teams as a platform, this book will enable you to set up and deploy Teams solutions, leading to modernization in your organization’s chat and voice infrastructure.
By the end of this book, you’ll be able to design and implement the most important and exciting aspects of Microsoft Teams.
What you will learn
- Gain a clear understanding of Microsoft Teams architecture and deployment concepts
- Become well-versed with advanced Teams voice capabilities
- Explore best practices to extend the Teams experience to various apps through collaboration
- Focus on how to conduct effective meetings, including ad hoc, scheduled, channel, and live events
- Integrate Power Apps and Power Automate with Microsoft Teams
- Understand key governance and security concepts in administering Microsoft Teams
Who this book is for
The book is for intermediate-level and experienced Microsoft Teams IT professionals as well as for administrator roles. Intermediate-level knowledge of the Microsoft Teams platform is assumed.
Expert Microsoft Teams Solutions Contributors About the authors About the reviewers Preface Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book Download the example code files Download the color images Conventions used Get in touch Share Your Thoughts Part 1: Collaboration and Apps Chapter 1: Taking a Tour of Microsoft Teams Architecture Identity Messaging Files Voicemail Recording Calendars and meetings Contacts Architecture deep dive User Interface Activity Chat and presence Teams Calendar Calls Files More added apps Apps store Help Download mobile app Summary Chapter 2: Approvals Technical requirements Creating approvals Responding to approvals Approval templates Administration of Approvals app Using org-wide app settings to manage the Approvals app Using a permissions policy to manage the Approvals app Summary Further reading Chapter 3: Task Management in Teams Technical requirements Planner in Teams To Do App The Tasks App in Teams Planner in Teams Adding Planner to your Team Creating Buckets and Tasks Planner Views To Do App Creating Tasks in To Do Editing Tasks in To Do Creating Lists in To Do Integration with Microsoft Planner The Tasks App in Teams Adding the Tasks app to Teams Tracking tasks in My tasks Managing plans in the Tasks app Summary Chapter 4: Bookings in Teams Technical requirements Bookings using the web app Creating a Bookings Calendar Calendar settings for Bookings Bookings using Teams Creating a Bookings calendar in Teams Bookings calendar settings in Teams Scheduling appointments in Teams Differences between the Bookings web and Teams apps Summary Part 2: Meetings Chapter 5: Conducting Teams Meetings Technical requirements Overview of Meetings in Microsoft Teams Types of meetings in Microsoft Teams Scheduled meetings Ad hoc Teams meetings Channel meetings Meeting Features Video and background features Sharing In-meeting experiences Meeting Options Audio Conferencing in Microsoft Teams Summary Chapter 6: Microsoft Teams Rooms Licensing Licensing requirements Resource accounts Configuration and recommendations Device preparation Account configuration Managing room scheduling Room locations and lists Resource booking Summary Chapter 7: Live Events Technical requirements Introducing Microsoft Team Live Events Scheduling a Live Event Administrator policies for Live Events in Teams Live event customizations Live event roles Presenting and Sharing Content Sharing invitations External production Summary Part 3: Bots and Development Chapter 8: Power Apps in Teams Technical requirements Adding an existing app to Teams Building an app from a template Embedding an app as a tab Embedding as a personal app Publishing apps for users Building an app in Teams Creating a Dataverse for Teams environment Creating tables in Dataverse for Teams Building the UI Adding the Dataverse app to Team Summary Chapter 9: Workflow Integration Technical requirements Solution Overview Configuring a team Configuring a form Creating the flow from Microsoft Teams Creating the flow from the Power Automate portal Testing the solution Summary Chapter 10: Power Virtual Agents in Teams Technical requirements Creating a bot Adding topics Configuring topics Integrating with Power Automate Publishing a bot Monitoring usage Summary Part 4: Voice Chapter 11: Planning for Teams Phone Terminology and concepts Teams Phone Phone numbers Session Initiation Protocol Session Border Controller Service numbers Auto attendants Call queues Audio conferencing Resource accounts Dial plans Calling features Contact center Selecting an architecture Calling Plans for Microsoft 365 Direct Routing Operator Connect Planning network requirements Network requirements Bandwidth requirements Ports Split-tunnel VPN Quality of Service Teams Network Planner Best practices and additional network tools Summary Further reading Chapter 12: Deploying Teams Phone Configuring your telephony architecture Configuring E911 Defining trusted IPs Building the LIS Civic address creation Testing emergency locations Dynamic E911 for US Work from Home Configuring emergency policies Configuring Calling Plans Working with phone numbers Working with communications credits Configuring Teams voice policies Calling policies Configuring a calling policy Assigning a calling policy Call park policies Caller ID policies Configuring outbound calling Configuring outbound calling for a user Configuring outbound calling for multiple users Summary Chapter 13: Configuring Advanced Teams Phone Features Configuring resource accounts Creating a resource account Acquiring virtual user licenses Assigning licenses to a resource account Ordering a service number Assigning a service number Configuring holidays Configuring auto attendants Configuring call queues Understanding voice-enabled channels Summary Chapter 14: Teams Devices Benefits of certified devices Rich audio and video quality Plug-and-play support Integrated call controls Advanced indicators and extensibility Choosing the right device Webcams Headsets Handsets or desk phones Teams Rooms Teams displays Teams panels Surface Hub devices Summary Part 5: Administration Chapter 15: Planning and Adoption Introducing the Microsoft Adoption Framework Starting your strategy Identifying your project team members and stakeholders Understanding the product Assessing organizational readiness Experimenting with early adopters Finding your champions Developing a governance strategy Identifying usage scenarios and telling user stories Interviewing business stakeholders Onboarding Support Onboarding Early Adopters Scaling to the rest of your organization Defining success Selecting a service enablement strategy Optimizing feedback Driving awareness Delivering a training program Establishing checkpoints and reviews Planning for change management and support Using a roles matrix A sample adoption plan Summary Further Reading Chapter 16: Governance Security Sharing and access controls Classification with sensitivity labels Approved apps Compliance Frameworks and documentation Retention and Disposal Information barriers and Supervised chat Compliance filters, boundaries, and eDiscovery Life cycle management Provisioning and retirement Access packages Building a governance team Governance questionnaire Summary Chapter 17: Integration with Exchange Server Technical requirements Overview of the Teams and Exchange Server hybrid Enabling hybrid features Verifying your domains Updating your on-premises user principal names Configuring Azure Active Directory Connect Running the Exchange Hybrid Configuration Wizard Reviewing manual configuration steps Assigning licenses Verifying your Teams integration Summary Chapter 18: Security and Data Protection Technical requirements Conditional Access Requiring multi-factor authentication for all users not on trusted networks Testing the Conditional Access policy Data Loss Prevention Creating a Sensitive Information Type Testing a Sensitive Information Type Creating a Data Loss Prevention Policy Testing the Data Loss Prevention Policy Summary Chapter 19: Reporting in Teams Technical requirements Teams usage report Teams apps usage report Live event usage report User-based call reports PSTN-based reports Call Quality Dashboard and Quality of Service Setting up the CQD Analyzing the CQD Auto-attendant and call queue reporting Summary Appendix A: Direct Routing and Operator Connect Planning considerations for Direct Routing Verifying the prerequisites Direct Routing and dynamic E911 considerations Enabling Operator Connect Summary Why subscribe? 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