- Never noticed UI latency - and I use it mostly in a virtual desktop (Horizon Client) - I have chat and documents open for collaboration all the time - how ha

- Never noticed UI latency - and I use it mostly in a virtual desktop (Horizon Client) - I have chat and documents open for collaboration all the time - how have you missed it? - don't have it set to open on startup, perhaps? We're not allowed to have any apps open on startup that aren't of the handful of "approved" ones, so my first task every morning is [command] (I run VDI on my MBP) then click Outlook and Teams from my start menu. Takes about 10 seconds - never had issues with the Teams/OneDrive integration ... and I've been using it for a couple years now day in, day out - never saw a perms issue sharing/sending a file ... is it a restricted file type by your organization, perhaps? - been in Teams calls with well over 500 people. Hardly a dropped sound. - chat windows do age-out after a certain period of inactivity; they're still "there", but they're not in the most-recent list any more I especially like the task cards you can create and monitor - and how comments/updates create their own chat threads, so you can tag someone via chat, and it'll bring them to the task card just by dint of replying to the conversation ... THAT was brilliant I also like that when you create a meeting in Teams, it auto-creates the Teams room/links for everyone invited. Whereas if you make it in Outlook, you either need the Teams plugin enabled, or you need to manually add the conferencing info after the fact