Microsoft Teams, Microsoft's Slack competitor, has already tackled the workplace, and now it has set its sights on the classroom.
Microsoft is giving Teams, its Slack competitor, another boost with a handful of small — but handy — features and interface tweaks.
Microsoft Teams can now tap into your Trello boards to help you stay on task without leaving the app.
Teams is Microsoft’s latest corporate collaboration tool, and it’s designed to help companies share, communicate and, of course, collaborate, more effectively. Microsoft Teams is part of the Office 365 suite, so it’s available to all Office 365 customers. It integrates with many other popular utilities, such as Trello, ZenDesk and HootSuite. And a focus on security means the tool is...
With the release of Teams, Microsoft's new corporate collaboration app, many people are wondering how it compares to Slack, the name most people think of today when it comes to office chat.
Hot on the heels of its global launch, Microsoft has started rolling out Microsoft Teams to Office 365 Education users.
Hot on the heels of its global launch this week, Microsoft Teams scored a spot on ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) today.
After a somewhat lengthy preview period, Microsoft is taking the wraps off of its Slack competitor, Microsoft Teams, today. And to mark the occasion, Microsoft is holding a livestream launch celebration.
Microsoft Teams, the Redmond giant’s answer to workplace chat app Slack, is all set for a general release on March 14.
It looks like Microsoft Teams is already off to a solid start as it's already in use by some 30,000 organizations around the world.
Microsoft is set to hold an AMA on Microsoft Teams on November 10 to answer your burning questions about the new work chat app.
The Microsoft Teams desktop app is now available to download for those who are checking out the service during its official preview period.
Microsoft Teams, which just kicked off a preview in 181 countries around the globe, is now available on Windows 10 Mobile.
If you're curious to learn more about Microsoft Teams, check out this detailed overview of the team chat service's features and more.
In a blog post congratulating Microsoft on the launch of Microsoft Teams, Slack said that it is "excited to have some competition" from the tech giant's new offering.
Following up on its announcement of Microsoft Teams, Microsoft announced that a preview of the service will kick off today, November 2, in 181 countries.
Microsoft has finally lifted the curtain on its new Slack competitor, Microsoft Teams, a team-collaboration service that makes working together easier. Powered by Office, Microsoft is going all in on teams.
A leaked introduction video has outed Microsoft Teams ahead of its official announcement.
Microsoft may be planning to unveil its new Slack competitor very soon, but instead of calling it Skype Teams, it appears the company may be planning to call it "Microsoft Teams" instead.