GET OUR NEWSLETTER: Subscribe here for weekly content from AvePoint App #2: Polly Having reference material at your fingertips right in Teams will keep you focused and make sharing with internal teams that much easier. Content on YouTube can be a viable option and integrating the YouTube app is a way for you to quickly reference that information as opposed to going out of your way to look up a video or playlist. You might ask, “Why would I want to enable YouTube in my internal portal where business is supposed to be done?” Well, say you need video training for something your organization doesn’t cover. At AvePoint, for instance, we recap all the wins and losses from our weekly lunch and learns in Stream so those who couldn’t make the meeting will be able to access that content later on.Īnother option that you might want to consider is YouTube. It’s a great way to facilitate town halls, training, and other company events. Microsoft Stream is an app that allows you to view and share pre-recorded videos from members of your organization. But which are the most essential Teams apps overall? In this post, I’m going to break down five useful Teams apps everyone should use (and I’ll even throw in a bonus here and there)!
Apps make it easier to not have to leave Teams to get the work you need to get done, done. Microsoft Teams applications are the secret sauce that Microsoft uses to enhance the user experience and bring all the different aspects of the Office 365 toolset.
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