As mentioned previously, Teams is framed as a hub for getting work done. From a collaboration perspective, the following components go into making a Team:
- An Office 365 Group (either creating a new group or converting an existing group)
- A SharePoint Online site (part of the Office 365 Group)
- An Exchange Online group mailbox and calendar (also part of the Office 365 Group)
- A OneNote notebook (part of the Office 365 Group)
- Endpoints and connectivity to other first-party apps such as Planner and Power BI
Teams can be accessed through a web browser, a rich client, or mobile apps. When you launch Teams (either the web interface or the desktop client app), you'll see an interface similar to the following screenshot:
We'll quickly run through an overview of the interface. As users will likely spend most of their time in the Teams section, we'll look...
