Katie wants to continue collaborating on the file she shared with Garth, she pins it to a tab at the top of the channel so the team can easily access and review the most current version. Power BI Part of Katie’s role on the team is to track the opportunity pipeline for the new product line. This Power BI dashboard offers a visually rich view of current and projected opportunities and revenue. Katie opens the Power BI tab and sees several reports, including opportunity count, revenue, and upcoming opportunities. Power BI reports are interactive. Katie can pause on any of these data points and get more information. Katie will review the data in the weekly team planning meeting. If she wants to do advanced analytics with a rich client like Excel, she can easily export the data behind any graph. Power BI is just one of several pre-configured services Katie can easily add to a channel. Other examples include Secure Websites, OneNote, or Office documents. Planner and VSTS Katie’s team has been using Microsoft Planner to organize their work and keep on track. Katie is going to add the plan for this In the top navigation, click the Power BI tab and ensure you are in the Opportunity Count report (reports are accessible via tabs at the bottom of the Power BI window). NOTE: You may need to expand the channel list in the top navigation to see the Power BI tab. on one or more data points in the report and point to the popup. In any graph, pause your mouse over the graph and click the More menu (…). Point to Export data and click out of the popup when done. the top of the screen, click the Team Planning Prep tab. the Planner pane, at the top of the To do bucket, click the + icon. the following task by clicking in the related fields: Task Name: Analyze Power BI Data Date: select date for 2 days from now Assigned to: Katie Jordan Click Add task. the Analyze Power BI Data card you just created. Progress, click Not Started. to available status options then click In Progress. the task window.
meet security and compliance requirements, or even turn Teams on or off for the organization. In the General section, admins can choose to show an org chart in each users’ personal profile. Admins can turn off video and screen sharing in calls and meetings in the Calls & Meetings section. In the Messaging section, Katie’s organization can decide if they want to allow various kinds of content, including animated images, memes, and stickers. If animated images are turned on, they can also be limited by content rating here. In the Tabs section, Admins can turn off support for tabs from Microsoft partners or side-loaded applications. Note that this does not turn off the default tabs, such as Microsoft Office files, OneNote, Planner, and SharePoint document libraries. And in the Bots section, they can choose whether the organization can use bots to provide help to users, or integrate with other apps. This does not turn off the T-bot in Microsoft Teams. Office 365 Groups are used to manage team owners and members. The Teams & Channel section links to the Office 365 Groups control panel. From here, an administrator can control who can create teams or groups. Using these controls, Katie’s organization can make sure that that they have control over how people are using Microsoft Teams. to Turn Microsoft Teams on or off for your entire organization. Click the General section to expand it. Click the Calls & Meetings section to expand it. Click the Messaging section to expand it. Click the Tabs section to expand it. the Bots section to expand it. the Teams & Channel section to expand it. the Go to Groups control panel link.