Webinar – Teams, OneDrive, or SharePoint – Where Should the Document Actually Be Saved?
September 17, 9:00–10:00 a.m.Many of you have been working with Microsoft 365 for several years, but files still often end up in the wrong place: one copy in email, another in Teams, and a third on SharePoint. Since our last webinar on the same topic, a lot has changed on the platform: SharePoint has a new design, file sharing works somewhat differently, and OneDrive has become the hub for more than just documents.
That's why we've updated the webinar and will show how it all fits together.
This webinar is hands-on. We’ll log in and walk through how files and documents move between Microsoft365.com, OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint, Outlook, and Edge, as well as how you can gain better control over where things are stored and who has access to them.
We'll go over the following:
- Microsoft365.com: Search smarter and find what you're looking for faster.
- OneDrive: My Files, Shared, Favorites, and Smart File Management.
- Sharing Files: When Should You Attach a File—and When Should You Share a Link?
- Teams: Files in the right channel, documents as tabs, and integration with OneNote and Planner.
- SharePoint: Document Libraries, Permissions, and the New SharePoint Experience.
- Outlook: Smarter document management and a more efficient inbox.
- Edge: Work account, favorites, and cross-device synchronization.
- AI in Microsoft 365: How AI Is Changing the Way We Find and Work with Documents.
- Questions and Answers.
After the webinar, you will:
- get a better understanding of how Microsoft 365 works together,
- Save time by finding and sharing documents more efficiently,
- reduce the risk of duplicate versions and incorrect sharing,
- and see how AI can help you work more efficiently
Target audience: Anyone who uses Microsoft 365 and wants to keep better track of their files and documents, regardless of prior experience.
Presenter: Albin Tyllgen, Head of Presale & Delivery
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Teams, OneDrive, or SharePoint—where should the document actually be saved?
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The webinar will be held on September 17 from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. We hope to see you there!