Microsoft Teams Permissions
At first glance, Teams permissions seem straightforward.
Add a user to a Team.
They get access.
But beneath the surface, Teams permissions are layered, inherited, and closely tied to SharePoint
Month: February 2026
Is Your SharePoint Environment Ready for Copilot?
Is your SharePoint ready for Copilot? Learn how structure, permissions, and governance impact AI success.
When Should You Create a Custom Content Type
SharePoint content types are one of the most powerful tools in modern document management, but they’re also one of the most commonly misunderstood. Many organizations either avoid them entirely or overengineer them to the point where adoption suffers.
Why Teams Adoption Stalls
Most Microsoft Teams rollouts start strong.
Usage spikes.
Channels fill up.
Meetings move into Teams.
Then—quietly—usage plateaus or declines.
Copilot Doesn’t Fix Bad SharePoint Structure
Copilot won’t fix bad SharePoint structure. Learn why AI fails without clean content, permissions, and governance.
Why Most SharePoint Governance Playbooks Fail (and What Actually Works)
Most SharePoint governance playbooks fail for one reason: they treat governance like a document instead of a system.
SharePoint Strategy & Roadmapping for Long-Term Success
Many organizations deploy SharePoint quickly. Far fewer deploy it intentionally. As a result, SharePoint often starts strong but becomes fragmented over time.
SharePoint Security: What “Out of the Box” Really Means
What does “out of the box” SharePoint security really mean? Learn what’s secure by default—and what still needs fixing.
SharePoint vs Teams
One of the most common questions users ask is simple:
Should this live in Teams or SharePoint?
The confusion isn’t user error—it’s a lack of clear guidance.
Common SharePoint Mistakes We See After Migration
Migrated to SharePoint but struggling? Learn the most common SharePoint mistakes after migration—and how to fix them.