Microsoft Teams

My first experience with Microsoft Teams was 7 years ago, when I was at University. I used it to attend virtual classes and collaborate on group assignments with my classmates. Currently, in our organization, we use it to collaborate, communicate, and manage our daily workflows. Our Teams operates both on-site and remotely across multiple locations. Its ability to integrate chat, video calls, file sharing, meetings, and instant messaging into a single platform has made our lives much smoother and made it convenient for everyone to work together in real time. The tool is fully compatible with iOS, Windows, and Android, allowing us to use our devices even when on the move. Seamlessly connects with our other tools, making our work and communication effortless.

Zoom Workplace

Wrike, AutoCAD, Microsoft Excel

I’m using Microsoft Teams as part of my job. Most of our meeting schedules, internal communications, and team meetings are hosted using Teams. I was introduced to it some years ago, but I only started using it consistently in the past four months. It is very easy to operate, and it works seamlessly with other Microsoft apps.

Zoom Workplace

Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Lists, Canvas

Communications. We're solely working from home, so Teams has been helpful. Although it has some very annoying quirks, it serves its purpose as our main communication platform. We use it for meetings, setting up online events, and overall general chat across the whole organization.

Zoom Rooms and Google Meet

OneDrive, Google Meet, Google Drive

We utilise Microsoft Teams as a secondary messaging tool to engage with clients and potential customers that use Microsoft as their worksuite. We will also use the video call feature to conduct product demos and have calls with potential clients and customers. Our product also integrates with Microsoft Teams to provide updates/results based on test results.

Google Chat and Slack

Slack, Google Chat, Google Meet, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Drive, HubSpot CRM, Apollo.io, Lusha, RocketReach, ZoomInfo Sales, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Pitch, Typeform, Xero, Outseta

On a daily basis, we use Microsoft Teams to communicate and collaborate within our organization and with our colleagues. I am proud to say that we transitioned from other collaboration tools, and we are here to stay. I've been loving Microsoft Teams so far and I think it's quite exceptional on what it does and the potential that it provides to remote workers. It has never been this easy for me to communicate with my colleagues and Microsoft Teams made it possible for me. Personally, I think that Microsoft Teams has the most intuitive and sleek user interface among all of the communication and collaborative tools that I have used in the past. I like how it looks and how it provides you the various option to customize it to your liking. Additionally, we use Microsoft Teams 2-3 times a week for our face-to-face meetings. For me, the element of the human connection is a must for a job to feel alive, and Microsoft Teams enables that for us. Working remotely can be taxing to the human psyche especially if you're just staring at the screen all day and you do not have anyone to talk to. Well, Microsoft Teams makes that human connection possible and I especially love the filters that they provide - they keep on updating it too and provides us new backgrounds to work with our meetings regularly.

Slack, Google Meet, Google Chat and Google Calendar

Aloware, Microsoft Excel, Open Dental Software, WebWork Time Tracker, Tableau Cloud, Deel, Google Workspace, Clockify, Canva, Krisp, Microsoft Entra ID