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Having rushed into setting things up on Teams due to COVID-19, we now find that we would like to rearrange our teams and use channels more. Is there an easy way to move content (posts and files) from one team to another, please?
Many thanks
Carol
Controlling settings, permissions, and membership within Teams and channels
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Anyone? Anyone?
Agree with Ricardo, this is a real requirement now we are understanding the Teams chat functionality and need to streamline across projects and teams.
This initial conversation started over 15 months ago. Surely Microsoft have an ETA or confirmed whether they are actioning or not?
I can see that this deviates from the "usual" chat app features but since it's for "Teams" it would really make sense and every couple of months i forget that i am missing this feature and have to find out again that it doesn't exist when looking at the mess in the channels :(
This missing functionality is what is stopping us from onboarding the use of MSTeams. We quickly ended up with a structural mess and no way to resolve it. Talking to my wife who works for a much larger organisation, she says they have an even bigger mess and resulting in a corporate Teams structure that is so hamstrung that nobody uses it.
Maybe the solution is to use Slack...! .....with Salesforce now owning Slack, Microsoft need to step up!
This is an unhelpful response but I’ll dignify it with my own. Slack will lose most of its market share that isn’t ported with Salesforce to Teams in the upcoming years. Teams is light years beyond slack with its integrations to other products. Teams doesn’t just replace Slack (which I used for
2 years before switching) but it also replaces DropBox, Outlook, Zoom and texting. Slack just can’t hold a candle.
So thanks for telling us one of the few things Slack can do that Microsoft can’t quite yet. Definitely room for growth, but Slack is in the dust and rear view as far as my business is concerned.