Microsoft Teams is getting a new update that will enable users to start a group chat by inviting members of distribution lists, Microsoft 365 groups, or mail-enabled security groups. The feature will respect the limit for a group chat membership, which is currently set to 250 people.
Microsoft Teams lets users create tags to ping a specific group of people within a group chat, but tag management can be challenging in particular scenarios. The upcoming update will let users choose a distribution list to broadcast information and send notifications within Teams. This should make it easier to organize chats based on a particular discussion subject, such as marketing, sales, and support.
Contine reading: Microsoft Teams to Support Chats with Distribution Lists and Other Groups
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Noureen, R. (2022). Microsoft Teams to Support Chats with Distribution Lists and Other Groups. Available at: https://petri.com/microsoft-teams-chats-distribution-lists/ [Accessed: 8th September 2022].