Weekly Update 10 January 2022 – Identify chat users sent by bots, new Company Communicator features, Managing recording auto-expiration, PowerPlatform
This week:
Back to Company Communicator – New features and Bug fixes
How to Manage Microsoft Teams Meeting Recording Auto-Expiration
What’s New with Power Platform – December 2021
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Written by Tom Morgan
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