Direct from Microsoft Product Marketing Manager Remco de Kramer shares a new feature coming to Teams calling called safe transfer. This allows for ringing back to the transferrer if the target user does not answer.…
Microsoft extends a deadline and makes some surprising news around phone support. Let's dive into it! Direct from Microsoft Through November 2020, Microsoft will be hosting a weekly webcast on Enabling Remote Work with Microsoft…
Direct from Microsoft One year from now, Microsoft is retiring Skype for Business Online, and Microsoft Teams will officially be the de facto collaboration software in Microsoft 365. The Microsoft Teams blog outlines this retirement…
Wow! What a couple of weeks to take off from reporting Microsoft Teams news! This issue will include some of the biggest stuff announced from the last few weeks as well as other community events…
With an increase in remote working, the security of workers and data is becoming even more important. Part of this is making sure only the right people can access your virtual meetings. Microsoft Teams provides…
Securing Microsoft Teams and any other SaaS platform is of upmost importance. Microsoft Teams has several options for doing this, but there are two settings dealing with people outside your organization: guest access and external…
Hope everyone in the US had a safe and good holiday weekend. Let's jump into this week's issue. Quick housekeeping note, I will be taking a two week break from posting these weekly updates, so…
Should is a command that performs our tests or assertions in our script. It is used for comparing objects and throwing failures when the test is expected to fail. We use Should inside of It blocks in the test script. Should also has different operators for performing tests.
Issue number 12 already? Let's jump into it! Graham Walsh outlines what's new in the Microsoft Teams Room software version 4.4.63.0. He also released a video on troubleshooting sign in on a Microsoft Teams Room…
Pester is a framework designed for validating and testing your PowerShell commands, whether they are in functions, cmdlets, modules, or scripts. You write your tests to make sure your PowerShell code does what it is supposed to, or use it to validate changes made to an existing script.