Microsoft Teams to Support Chats with Distribution Lists and Other Groups

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.

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This blog features as part of Microsoft Teams Week.

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Rabia comes from a solid IT background and has been writing professionally about Microsoft products and other technology for four years. Rabia has also written for OnMSFT.com as well as Windows Report. She is always up to date on the latest trends in the IT Industry and has done extensive research in the data science industry.

Reference:

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].

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