Microsoft Teams
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Microsoft Teams has a free version and offers a free trial. Microsoft Teams paid version starts at $6.90/month.
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Microsoft Teams Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Legal Services
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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My experience with Microsoft Teams
By far its amongs the best online meeting platforms.
Pros
Its a good products when it comes to intergrating the staff on ground and at the office. The document sharing works perfectly and the juggling between the screens is very swift. It can accommodate a large capacity crowd.whether for teaching, church or company meetings you enjoy Teams at the comfort of your home.
Cons
Audio and video breaking up in the midst of a very large meeting and important at that. Relies solely on network connectivity
- Industry: Architecture & Planning
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Teams makes collaboration easier
Overall I have had a great experience with Microsoft teams. The ability to hold high quality video calls and interactive presentations is better than other equivalent platforms. However the integration with programmes such as PowerPoint could be improved.
Pros
The ability to communicate with colleagues and collaborate with clients using the powerful conference call feature.
Cons
Sometimes the communication with other Microsoft apps is not best optimised.
- Industry: Events Services
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Microsoft Teams - great at a lot, not so much in NDI
It has been mostly good, the move over to the new Teams interface has caused a couple of odd bugs, however, these are bugs that they can fix.
Pros
It is very easy to setup meetings, townhalls, live events, webinars, etc. compared to other platforms.
Cons
The NDI functionality within Teams is exceptionally buggy at the moment with inconsistent functionality. We will have the NDI working flawlessly today, and tomorrow it won't work... on the same computer and same account.
Reasons for Choosing Microsoft Teams
Our free trial was coming to an end on the Google work suite, and as we primarily use Microsoft for our events, it was a more obvious route to move over.Switched From
Google MeetReasons for Switching to Microsoft Teams
We use both Zoom and Microsoft for some of our clients, however, we have found that Zoom is strong in some areas, such as large webinars, but Teams is better for meetings. However, the pricing of Zoom is a lot more than Teams.- Industry: Legal Services
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Seamless Work Communication
Teams is an integral part of my daily work. I use it to collaborate with my team on time sensitive matters when emails may otherwise be lost in the shuffle.
Pros
Teams makes it simply to seamlessly collaborate with colleagues in real time. Project-based chat conversations allow for us to remain in constant communication. Switching between chat and voice and video calls is also an integral part of our consultative work.
Cons
The only downside I've experienced with Teams is trouble connecting on calls across different Teams instances or when using a VPN. However, these issues have been minimal and have not affected my overall opinion.
- Industry: Entertainment
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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An Amazing Software To Allow Remote Integration Of Users
Pros
Teams allowed our users to interact in a way not possible before, which was integral at the start of the Pandemic.
We went from users having little to no access to other users and the environment outside of work, to a full blown remote workplace.
Without Teams, we never could have completed this as fast and seamlessly. It was an integral part of the ongoing transition, even with more people back in the office more regularly.
Cons
Issues with some of the versions caused confusion amongst users.
Sometimes crashes or freezing depending on the machine.