Where that information gets stored on the back-end depends on who you are chatting with and if you shared any files during that chat. This should reduce the number of times that users have to go to the admin to ask for something that was in chat. It remains so that members of the chat can continue to reference what was discussed and can pick up conversations to continue them later. (I listed them above.) The key thing to know about chat is that it is persistent chat, meaning that the content doesn’t go away when you end the chat. Let’s take a look at where our data is going and how we find it in those locations.
Teams is based on Office 365 Groups but less tightly or obviously than it used to be and it has its hooks into everything - some by default and some by choice. There are a lot of different types of communications happening in Teams and different types of data being shared during those communications. But as an admin, you might have occasion to know. It can even store data in third-party locations, like Dropbox, Google Docs, and others if you choose to enable those features.Īs an end-user of Teams, there is little reason for you to care where the data actually is because you can get to all of it within the program itself. Teams stores data in Exchange, Stream, Groups, SharePoint, and OneDrive for Business with some locations hidden and some not. Although Teams is closely connected to SharePoint you might be surprised to find out exactly where different types of Teams data get stored. Now Skype and StaffHub have been migrated into Teams.
It’s crushed Microsoft’s fastest growing software award. Microsoft Teams is taking the collaboration world by storm.
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