Taming Teams for Compliant, Organized, and Secure Collaboration
Microsoft Teams is the hub for modern collaboration, but without strong governance it can quickly become a compliance and content sprawl challenge. The Teams Information Governance Essentials course equips information governance professionals with the knowledge and tools to keep Teams secure, structured, and compliant while supporting seamless business collaboration.
In this course you will learn how Teams connects with Microsoft 365 services, where data resides, and how to control growth through policies, permissions, and best practices. We will explore retention, DLP, information barriers, and eDiscovery to ensure your organization meets regulatory and legal requirements. By the end you will have the skills to reduce risk, maintain order, and empower users without sacrificing productivity.
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Learning Agenda
Microsoft Teams Overview
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Chats, Teams, Channels Breakdown (private vs shared)
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M365 Interconnectivity & Content Sprawl
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Connections to Microsoft groups
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Channels to Sites & Folders
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Other components Outlook, Planner, etc.
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Where is Teams Data Stored?
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Reducing Content Sprawl
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Teams Policies to stop Private + Shared Channels
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Block users from creating Groups / Teams
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Edit permissions on the folders in SharePoint
Best Practices
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Naming conventions
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When to make a new team vs Channel
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Who should create, how can users request
​​Data Governance of Teams
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OneDrive retention as it relates to Teams (recordings, files, auto apply to keep longer)
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Teams chat and channel retention
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Information Barriers
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DLP and SITs for Teams messages
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Communication Compliance
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eDiscovery of Teams
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Site retention - consideration of the private / shared
