Am I right that neither old Planner, new Planner, nor Project permit direct pasting of screen clippings into a task? That can't be right.

don't like Microsoft, but still need to use it's product everyday, and learn its courses...

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 01:12 *📡 Connect to Office 365 network directly for better user experience.* 02:32 *🌐 Plan sufficient bandwidth for optimal Teams performance.* 11:38 *📶 Consider connectivity, network quality, and bandwidth for network planning.* 13:02 *🔌 Ensure network meets requirements for all Office 365 services, not just Teams.* 20:10 *🎙️ Real-time communication in Teams requires low latency for natural conversations.* 23:38 *📡 Teams prioritizes UDP for media scenarios, falling back to TCP when necessary.* 25:40 *📦 Audio information is divided into packets and sent over the network, then reassembled at the destination.* 26:10 *🔄 Forward error correction adds redundant information to packets to recover lost data and maintain audio quality.* 27:44 *🔄 UDP is preferred over TCP for Teams due to its low latency and seamless packet delivery, crucial for real-time communication.* 28:10 *🛑 Packet loss occurs when packets are lost or discarded between endpoints, leading to audio or video degradation.* 29:19 *🕒 Latency causes delays between endpoints, leading to disruptions in conversation flow and potential packet loss.* 30:28 *🔀 Jitter occurs when packets arrive out of order, requiring reordering and potentially increasing latency.* 31:36 *📶 Sufficient bandwidth is crucial to prevent using lower quality codecs and experiencing latency, jitter, or packet loss.* 32:17 *📏 Bandwidth planning should consider the number of users and their workloads to ensure optimal performance.* 37:04 *🌐 Meetings are hosted in the same region as the first user who joins, reducing latency for all participants.* 43:22 *🌐 The Office 365 network provides optimized connectivity, minimizing latency and ensuring high-quality communication.* 49:39 *🛠️ Optimization strategies include local breakout for Office 365 traffic, internal routing improvements, and collaboration with ISPs for better routing to the Microsoft network.* 52:25 *🔌 Understand network routing to optimize traffic flow and minimize delays, especially when connecting to Microsoft Network.* 53:32 *📶 Quality of Service (QoS) prioritizes audio and video traffic over other types, ensuring a better user experience.* 54:57 *🎛️ Use QoS to prioritize Teams traffic within your enterprise network, marking traffic based on client ports.* 56:48 *🛡️ Properly mark Teams traffic on your network for effective QoS implementation, utilizing specific port ranges for audio, video, and sharing.* 57:33 *💡 Consider deploying QoS if your network is already configured for it or if other applications receive priority, ensuring a better Teams user experience.* 58:32 *💰 Invest in more bandwidth if your network can support it rather than deploying an extensive QoS project, optimizing cost-effectiveness.* 58:50 *🛠️ Utilize tools like Network Planner, Skype for Business Network Assessment Tool, and Tracer to optimize network planning and troubleshoot connectivity issues.* 01:07:12 *📡 Plan for sufficient bandwidth and optimize network connectivity to ensure high-quality media delivery to end-users, avoiding latency and network impairments.* Made with HARPA AI

Great video! Only one thing stood out to me. Due to the elevated privileges Owners get on SPO sites, I've always heard it's NOT best practice to make a lot of people Owners. Many users can quickly become confused by the additional access/buttons/options that appear as owners and can accidently cause data loss or undesired configuration changes or security impacts.

Hi team! We still needs to get the links added here on KZbin! Thank you guys. ❤

Am I the only one confused at how they talk about the new planner in the video, but they show the old planner? Did I miss something?

What we all want to really know is when will planner work in Teams with projects created in a custom environment in Project for the Web (so we can actually start to use this)?

When is the new planner launched in Australia and will it be available to everyone on a standard business or education plan?

Where can I access the recording from the 4 Apr 2024 event?

pls do not take it personally, but this is really 35 mins of BS. 1. for years there is no clear top-down workflow around MS365 = how to work conceptually. (if there would be, no chaos would have been created in the first place- e.g. with all the "planner options") 2. terms used all over the videos STILL undefined (tasks, actions, plans, goals, projects...) 3. it is fine that you are excited - but this is for years like this. A lot of excitement, and no viable product. Like with TODO - which for any serious professional is a childish product (even in comparison with the 10 year old Outlook desktop...) - just read the user comments in the MS communities - not addressed for years. 4. the new rollout/licensing is long and unclear - basically a money pump, nothing else. 5. STILL not having on one screen calendar and (whatever) to-do list is incredible (works in Desktop Outlook for 10+ years...). yees

Super disappointed with what was delivered in the “new planner”. There is so much basic stuff missing or just working poorly. Talk to users, please. I don’t need AI to create a plan if I can’t properly notify a colleague.

One simple & essential feature request: Ability to tag a team member in a task comment and they get notification in activity or by email.

I got the new Planner and was excited... until I discovered I can't copy a plan without the premium version.

The Planner focus is a big deal for me! ❤️

Re the question about managing the pace of change. This is important to our organisation and we would like to turn things off until we have had a chance to ensure they do not pose any risks and still comply with our regulatory responsibilities. Robert answered this question but it was from the perspective of how Microsoft manages the change and not how we as organisations can manage the change..... What options are there for Admins to turn off apps / features or services with the right knowledge that means we do not break something?

Question: Our marketing manager wants a high level view of every task assigned to every person across every plan in every channel (currently 26 events) in one Team. Will the new Planner enable her to get this broad overview?

Our 365 E3 license includes Planner and Project and we don't have the new Premium Planner? Is that right?

when will it be released publicly and globally?

Will I still be able to access P4W on my browser while looking at my project with the Teams overlay? It is common for me to use 2 screens and view Project 4 web files in a web browser and in Teams. For me this ability is very important. I realize no P4W functionality will be lost initially but, I want to ensure this ability stays in the roadmap for this.

Very confused - I have been subscribed to this channel for a few years… you labeled this as “Mondays at Microsoft | Episode 15”, but searching your KZbin channel (and KZbin as a whole)… there do not appear to be episodes 1 through 14. Where are those episodes?

Azure DevOps integration?

Is there any plan to add a Power BI connector for Planner? I can imagine some really interesting things getting created with that along with the new custom fields that will be added (e.g. Agile burnup charts with story points) I realize you’re probably trying to push the reporting to the service itself, but there’s just so many more options when you introduce Power BI into it.

As you know, one of my ABSOLUTELY FAVORITE apps in the Microsoft 365 stack!!! ❤❤❤

I'm all for meeting the people behind the curtain, but the other half of this title was "what's coming next". What we were told was: There's a new logo, the existing timeline is still the same (and largely undefined), that Copilot was coming (but only for people who pay for the second tier license), and... nothing else really? Just didn't feel like there was much substance here.

Great insights! Looking forward to the general availability.

Hi guys Thank you for your video and info. Very inspiring. Question, do you use Zoom or Teams to do your video recordings together?

Thank you so much for sharing this content, it gives me a load of inspiration that helps me kick off the week 😀

I very much appreciate the more frequent content!

Thank you so much for your support and guidance, thank god Microsoft for the MSDN accounts to learn and practice as well, If you guys know any other resources to get more insides like Windows insider program and/or winodws adoption I will really apreciate it you may recommend. I can also guide you and assist you as much as I can. Thank you once again Karuana!

We all need a roadmap amidst all this change. And if the technology is fracturing or further making a mosaic out of your user experience, it’s time to focus and simplify. And when in doubt or overwhelmed, reach out and ask for an actual human-led use case. We go farther together. 🎉

we have 400 users and in canada and don't see where/how to add this license

Would of been nice to know there was a min of 300 users or min of $100K+ to get copilot

Fantastic Content! Thank you!

Waoo! Nicely Explained. Thanks

SCCM deployment with Teams is retarded beyond belief. Tried to make a package to maintain Teams on the network and I feel it's mission impossible. When users don't connect then you can't update their versions and later on it's flagged as unsecure. Why can't you just produce a universal uninstaller like Zoom?

Awesome explanation in simple way.

Very nice explanation..👌

Thank you! This video is highly informative and extremely helpful!

Nice word, Teamify!

Very informative. Thanks.

1:01 A gratitude Loop with self. Great idea. There are a lot of good ways to use Chat with self and Loop.

Great video! THANK YOU!

Any recommendations for setting up SBC failover for a multi-tenant environment along with the type of certificate needed?

For microsoft teams direct routing inbound calls, I am getting multiple 180 ringings from Microsoft teams side despite user is logged in at single device ..Is there a way to restrict multiple 180 ringings to just one

For microsoft teams direct routing inbound calls, I am getting multiple 180 ringings from Microsoft teams side despite user is logged in at single device ..Is there a way to restrict multiple 180 ringings to just one