Microsoft Loop is a relatively new product whose focus is unique among Microsoft 365 apps. As such, it might be a little confusing for newcomers, even if they have used every other Microsoft app out there. This article will explain how you can achieve a new level of collaboration with Loop that is not limited to app boundaries, and give you all the information you need to start using it.

In this TekkiTalk, host Christian Buckley chats with guest Ragnar Heil, M365 Apps & Services MVP and the Global Director of Partners and Alliances at Rencore, about the importance of Microsoft 365 Governance, especially with the continued content growth and "sprawl" across Microsoft Teams and SharePoint.

Explore OneDrive Group Policy's role in managing synchronization app updates through three rings—Insider, Production, and Deferred. This policy, configurable via Group Policy mechanism, impacts update deployment intervals and ensures consistent configurations across devices.

In the previous three parts of this series on Active Directory tiering, I helped you understand tiering and how Tier 1 and Tier 2 should be implemented. This video is for the Tier 0 section, which is the most important part of the tiering because you’ll learn how to perform the segregation for the most sensitive servers of your environment. In this video, I will also present a way to have different subcategories of servers, and then you can implement this concept in your Tier 1 as well.