Multiple Numbers Assigned to Users in Microsoft Teams We know right now this isn’t possible for Microsoft Teams. Although, it’s a valid use case for customers. Sometimes users will need to have multiple numbers assigned to them for a few different reasons such as: Users moving internally in the business between countries Collapsing multiple PBX’s into one Taking on another user’s number when they leave Sites located close to the border of a country that serves both The last one being one a customer came to me with recently.

Voice Isolation in Microsoft Teams At Enterprise Connect 2024 Microsoft announced a feature called Voice Isolation. Using AI based noise suppression you’ll now be able to isolate your voice away from background noise so you are better heard and understood in calls and meetings. In order to use voice isolation, a couple of things will need to happen first.

Future of Voice Applications Policies Voice Applications Policies are a way for administrators to delegate Auto Attendant and Call Queue changes to specific authorized users in their organisation. Currently, you are able to allow these authorized users to change the following settings: Auto Attendants Business Hour greeting After Hour greeting Holiday greeting Call Queues Welcome Greeting Music on Hold Shared Voicemail greeting for call overflow Shared Voicemail greeting for call timeout Shared Voicemail greeting for no agents All of these setting are editable directly in the Microsoft Teams client without the need to delegate access to the Teams Admin Center.

»What’s the difference? When talking with customers I’ve noticed they can confuse these two types of technology just by calling them both AIP. In conversations this can get confusing sometimes. Azure Identity Protection Azure Information Protection But what’s the difference? » Azure Identity Protection. This is commonly known as Azure Active Directory Identity Protection as well. This technology is a key part of the identity driven security model offered by Microsoft.

»Whats the difference? There are 3 different products that Microsoft offer that revolve around the name ATP. Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection Azure Advanced Threat Protection But whats the difference? What do you use when? »Office 365 ATP. If your looking for email messaging protection then this may be for you. Depending on the licensing you have access to Safe Attachments, Safe Links, Anti-phishing policies, Real-Time Reports, Threat Trackers, Automated Incident response and more!