If they need access to the files, the file must be approved for public sharing or there should be an easy way to submit outside (Skype) users to be submitted for permission for Guest access, which already supports file access. No problem: If anyone in a Chat group is not approved to be part of the Tenant, they can't access the files. That solves everything except for the OneDrive/SharePoint file sharing built into Teams, even within Chat. So there, boom, let Chat in Teams be the portion that integrates with Skype. In Windows 11, support both of them natively, with Teams integration for enterprise chat and Skype for personal chat.įurther, if Skype is going to continue, it is basically the Chat section from Teams. Ensure that it's possible for Skype to contact anyone in Teams and vice versa, if the Teams admin permit it in the security settings. This is SO SIMPLE MICROSOFT: Keep pushing Teams for business use. Is it still going to be that bizarre Teams for personal use (a product that works fine, but serves no purpose - it's basically a lesser version of Skype) that's built into Windows 11 chat? If so, then why continue to update and promote Skype as a competing product? This just creates chaos, confusion, and ensures that neither product gets the full focus and support it needs to fully succeed.
I'm a fan of Teams and Skype and use both regularly, so I'm a good target customer for this and even I don't understand this.
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