I am delighted to share the link to my recent demonstration and conversation with fellow MVP Peter Ward about Visio in Teams. We discussed more than just Visio … and I look a bit like Max Headroom!
You can also watch all the other Teams Tuesday podcasts at Video Library | Soho Dragon | People, Technology, Knowledge.
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