Microsoft Teams has all the tools to keep your team up to date with collaboration tools like Office compatibility, direct messaging, audio/video calling, screen sharing, and integration options. With remote work environments on the rise due to the impact of COVID-19, Teams can help organizations of all sizes benefit from the ability to add up to 5,000 members to a single team.
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As organizations evolve, there may be a situation where teams and their functionalities are merged, resulting in the need to merge teams, including files and content. This is important because businesses are fluid and teams and projects may need to be merged or separated.
Since Microsoft Teams came into existence, there have been instances where a team was created when it should have been channels under a team. As a project evolves, the need arises to restructure an organization and part of that procedure includes the need to merge channels and teams without losing all history including conversations and files in the process.
This not only allows colleagues to merge their teams under the same channel so they can both organize themselves, but also allows them to organize channels and teams in their own way.
