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Here’s what’s announced as coming to Microsoft 365 this week: Animated backgrounds in Teams and more

Kevin Okemwa Kevin Okemwa
June 9, 2023
2 min read

Well, it’s Friday again, and you know what that means. It’s recap time! Today, we’ll walk you through some of the new features announced as coming to the Microsoft 365 suite this week.

Here’s everything you need to know:

Deactivate and delete organizations in Viva Goals

According to the Microsoft 36 Roadmap, admins can soon deactivate organizations or even delete them when requested from the iva Goals Admin portal. They’ll also be able to configure the settings to deactivate dormant organizations automatically.

The feature is expected to start rolling out to users later this month and should hit general availability by mid-July 2023. Microsoft further added that admins will be able to,

  • Deactivate organizations that are not required or even permanently delete them.
  • Configure to automatically deactivate and delete inactive organizations.
  • Reactivate any deactivated organization within 90 days.

Animated Backgrounds in Teams Meetings

Microsoft is also busy at work in a bid to refresh the meeting experience in Teams with animated backgrounds. The feature will replace the platform’s existing background with a dynamic animation for a more immersive virtual environment. What’s more, it ships with a wide variety of options to enhance the meeting experience with creativity and personalization according to users’ preferences.

Microsoft 365

Teams already supports pre-defined backgrounds from Microsoft. The feature tagged 122513 in the Microsoft 365 Roadmap is expected to roll out in early July and will hit broad availability later that month.

The are also plenty of updates rolling out across the Microsoft 365 suite. Be sure to check out some of our recap posts for more information.

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