Joel Rollins / Tuesday, June 18, 2019 / Categories: Weekly Howl Email Content, Microsoft 365 Updates Office 365 Updates for the Week of June 17 Teams Visibility in SharePoint SharePoint and Microsoft Teams are designed to work together. As a matter of fact, Microsoft has coined the phrase “SharePoint powers teamwork in Office 365”. At Microsoft Ignite, there were many SharePoint and Teams announcements slated for release throughout this year to further enhance the integration between SharePoint and Teams. Today, users can already highlight SharePoint files, lists, pages and news right inside of Microsoft Teams. This allows users to use only one environment to get their work done. Beginning this month, Microsoft is rolling out one of those new features. New for this month, First Release tenants will begin seeing their environments updated with the ability to see which document library folders are connected to a Teams channel. This means that Teams features such as conversation history will be visible and actionable. SharePoint will also help users to understand which actions can only performed in the Teams app such as renaming or deleting a channel. In the example below, you will notice the Teams functions in the updated document library. Information barriers is a new O365 feature. This feature will allow Administrators to prevent communications between specific groups of people within an organization. This feature will be helpful for organizations that need to adhere industry standards and regulations such as ethical wall requirements. For more information on this please visit this Microsoft Docs page The Microsoft 365 Admin mobile app for IOS has been updated with improved push notifications. The Android app is currently being worked on and will receive this updated feature soon Print 1342