Microsoft released a new feature for AI summaries in Teams meetings. Now you can create your own custom template with your instructions and save it. After the meeting, you can use it whenever you want. Let’s check how it works.
Microsoft Ignite 2025 was a huge conference dedicated to all products and services in Microsoft 365 and Azure. Microsoft announced many new features, mostly in the AI area. Let’s check out what’s new and what’s coming in SharePoint, Teams, and Copilot!
Microsoft Ignite 2024 is Live! There is so much news, information, and updates so it’s really hard to follow all of them and watch online sessions at the same time (or attend in Chicago). I selected the most interesting announcements and explored them a little bit. Let’s check out if this edition is only about AI.
Do you want to make your Teams Avatar look similar to you without a long manual customization process? With the latest Avatars feature, you can take your photo or take one using a camera and based on that build a 3D avatar. Let’s check how you do it.
Microsoft Ignite 2023 is over but there are so much news and updates so it will take some time to dig through all of them. I summarized the most important things from Teams, SharePoint, and Planner areas in this post. Let’s go and find out what will come next year to Microsoft 365.
Microsoft released a brand new meeting type – Town hall. It’s a replacement for the well-known Live event, which was designed to host large events. In this post, I’m describing the main features and how to start a Town hall meeting.
Electronic signatures play a major role in most formal processes. A big process, an agreement signing, NDA documents… it’s everywhere. Teams has a dedicated feature for e-signs and it’s definitely worth checking. Although it’s limited to 2 providers it’s still a great enhancement in many cases. If you use electronic signatures using DocuSign this post is especially for you.
Microsoft Inspire 2023 is over and we got many interesting news and announcements. AI was the number one topic (as expected), but it doesn’t mean that others were less important or boring. Let’s go for a quick walk through the most important announcements.
A new note-taking tool has just arrived in Teams meeting! Collaborative Notes are a brand-new tool that you can use for agenda, notes, tasks, and much more. It uses Microsoft Loop components and integrated both with Teams and other Microsoft 365 services. No more Wiki-based notes!
Let’s check what’s inside.
It’s there – AI notes for your Teams meeting! Microsoft released it a few weeks ago as a Preview feature and it’s available (but not globally). Intelligent meeting recap automatically generates a summary of your meeting with suggested notes. Is it good or is it bad? What’s still missing? Let’s go and test this brand-new feature in Teams!