Microsoft Teams has become an invaluable tool during the pandemic, especially for business-oriented, strictly professional workplaces. It doesn’t let you play and work like some competitors, but it’s also demonstrably better than the competition when it comes to pure productivity.

Microsoft Teams is one of Microsoft’s most valued business solutions. It’s no surprise that the company is working hard to make the service as reliable and versatile as possible. In late August, Microsoft introduced one such productivity feature for Teams, called Coordinated Meetings. And today, we’re sharing how it could impact your workplace.

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Microsoft Teams is available on all platforms, including non-Microsoft systems. And by default, the experience is as cohesive as you’d expect. Coordinated Meetings simply builds on the idea by enabling seamless connectivity for select Microsoft Teams users.