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In this episode, we talk to Microsoft MVP Antonio Maio about M365 Security.

  • How has the security landscape changed in M365 over the last couple of years?
  • Top ways security teams secure remote workers
  • Future of M365 security
  • Customer engagements.

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In this episode, we talk to Program Manager, Microsoft 365 Enterprise and Cloud Paul Andrew, and Program Manager Architect Microsoft 365 Networking Jeff Mealiffe.

These gents are legends in the Microsoft 365 networking space that bring you https://connectivity.office.com. We discuss the benefits of running the tool at home and in the corporate network, recommendations for how to optimize our network connectivity to Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365.

Along with future plans from a Microsoft networking perspective including Informed network routing.

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WOW 3 years have flown by, this latest episode the team recaps:

  • Our 2020 Episodes
  • How 2019 rolled into 2020
  • Key features from 2020
  • Looking forward into 2021

New intro music provided by Habib's son Mo.

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Hi, all in this episode we have a Fireside chat on Emergency Services in Teams, with our very own resident experts Dino Caputo and Michael LaMontagne.

What do we have to think about for Emergency services, as we continue to work from home, and plan for return to work?

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In this episode, the team discusses all aspects of using Microsoft Teams live events broken down in the below categories.

  • Live events Services
  • Administration
  • Organizer/Producer
  • Presenter/Attendee

Microsoft 365 Live Events Assistance (Public Preview)

What are Microsoft Teams live events?

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In this episode, the team discusses our lives during the past 2 weeks and our experiences supporting remote workers. Additionally, Microsoft Teams has been incurring additional load, listen in on what services and features have been throttled down temporarily.

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Throttling

Teams:

  • Chat read receipts disabled in some regions, huge load on chat backend service
  • Azure voicemail Service - not playing greetings at times
  • Call Queues and Auto Attendants failing to receive calls
  • To best support our Microsoft 365 customers worldwide and accommodate new growth and demand during these unprecedented times, we're making temporary adjustments to select non-essential capabilities. We do not expect these changes to have a significant impact on the end-users experience but wanted to make you aware.
  • Examples of changes we may make include:
    • How often we check for presence
    • The interval in which we show when the other party is typing
    • Video resolution

OneNote:

  • OneNote in Teams will be read-only for commercial tenants, excluding EDU. Users can go to OneNote for the web for editing.
  • Download size and sync frequency of file attachments has been changed.
  • You can find details on these and other OneNote related updates as http://aka.ms/notesupdates.

SharePoint:

  • We are rescheduling specific backend operations to regional evening and weekend business hours. Impacted capabilities include migration, DLP and delays in file management after uploading a new file, video or image.
  • Reduced video resolution for playback videos.

Stream:

  • People timeline has been disabled for newly uploaded videos. Pre-existing videos will not be impacted.
  • Meeting recording video resolution adjusted to 720p

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