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You get Teams accounts with pretty much any MS thing. Teams still can't be used for chat in enterprise environments. It is laughable.
by AtNightWeCode 5y ago
You get Teams accounts with pretty much any MS thing. Teams still can't be used for chat in enterprise environments. It is laughable.
- AtNightWeCode 5y agoSome MS person down voted this I guess. :) I have Teams accounts in at least a handful of tenants and it does not work for chatting.
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- bsg75 5y agoI'm using Teams in a 10,000 person company with employees and external collaborators. Its our primary chat tool, and its used regularly for presentation broadcasts of over 250 people. Is this Enterprise enough?
- AtNightWeCode 5y agoHow do you get notifications from all tenants at the same time? How do you even check the other tenants when you are in a Teams meeting? I mean, the client disconnects from the meeting if you try to view other tenants. How can you see which channels across five tenants have new messages? If you are a small company and use Teams internally. Fine, but it simply does not work in an enterprise environments.