Weekly Update 23 August 2021 – creating Teams with sensitivity labels, Avaya and Azure Communication Services partnership
This week: Protect what’s important: creating Teams with sensitivity labels via API &...
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Protect what’s important: creating Teams with sensitivity labels via API & template
You’ll soon be able to specify a sensitivity label when creating a Microsoft Teams team via Microsoft...
Weekly Update 16 August 2012 – Diagnostic Messages in ACS, Stop saying Teams is going from Electron to React, Update to Teams meeting creation, Adding apps to Teams Panels
This week: Learn Azure Communication Services Day 16 – Diagnostic Network and Media Messages Stop...
Microsoft Teams meeting create/update/get just got new attributes in GA to control attendee experience
The Microsoft Graph REST APIs that let developers create new Microsoft Teams meetings (as well as GET...
You can now add your own apps to Microsoft Teams Panels – here’s how
Microsoft Teams Panels are touch-screen panels that are mounted outside meetings rooms and provide details...
Stop saying Microsoft Teams is being rewritten from Electron to React
This is a bit of a ranty blog post, but I need to get something off my chest. I hear a lot of people...
Learn Azure Communication Services Day 16 – Diagnostic Network and Media Messages
This blog post is part of a series called “Learn ACS“, all about Microsoft Azure...
Weekly Update 9 August 2021 – Office 365 Service Status API being retired, Breaking changes to Graph connectors API, Commsverse Free Pre-Days
Big news this week if you use code, PowerShell or PowerAutomate to get Office 365 Service...
Microsoft Graph Service Health And Communications API is now GA, legacy Service Communications API being retired December 2021
Check your code, Flows and PowerShell for manage.office.com ServiceComms references… Disclaimer:...
Commsverse – Pre-Conference Virtual Events starting Sept 1st
It’s been a long time coming, but in-person conferences are slowly coming out of their extended...
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Hi! I'm Tom Morgan, a Intelligent Communications Developer & Microsoft Office Server & Services MVP, building solutions with Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business. I'm passionate about creating great software that people will find useful and I want to help you do the same. This is my blog, you can find more about me, speaking engagements, code sample and more on my main site.