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| Owner | Gautier Todeschini, Dawn Lai |
| Stakeholders | James Kyndt, Frank Bolata, Boris Foiselle |
Decision: APRIL UPDATE: Option 1: Enable Teams Chat by wave, along with the migration of personal data Previously Option 2: Enable Teams Chat for all employees from the start of the migration Rationale: Option 2 would have created more concerning issue than the ones it tries to solve. Indeed, Teams is tighly linked to Calendar, and as non-migrated users will not have their Calendar on Microsoft, many notification processes would be disrupted (on top of the initially identified limitations detailed below) Decision made by: Business Reps. (GBU/GBS/BSA) Date: Online Meeting: Regular updates / Microsoft Transformation Program - GBU/GBS/BSA connection |
Migrating users to M365 in a waved approach (4-5 waves over 3-5 weeks) will introduce a coexistence period between migrated users (having access to Teams and Google Chat if necessary) and non migrated users (having access to Google Chat only).
Option 2 - "Enable Teams Chat for all employees from the start of the migration" - early release with clear communication on the functional limitations of the Teams Client during Coexistence.
A unified instant messaging platform from the start, or a clearer UX distinction between migrated & non-migrated users?
Option 1: Enable Teams Chat by wave, along with the migration of personal data.
Option 2: Enable Teams Chat for all employees from the start of the migration.
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