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Plan a team
Step 1. What is the team's purpose?
The first step is to consider the purpose of creating this new team (e.g., for department, project, or temporary needs), and determine whether a new team meets your needs.
Note: MS Teams is currently available to all current SFU faculty, staff and graduate students. MS Teams should not be used for teaching and learning purposes.
Here is our recommendation depending on the purpose of your team:
| For project, campaign, or incident/issue | For department/unit, office, or functions |
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We recommend creating:
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We recommend creating:
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If you'd like to proceed with creating a new team, please consult your department's IT support points to ensure the purpose of your team is unique and align with internal processes/procedures (if any) on the team name and structure.