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Microsoft releases new feature to allow up to 10 'co-organisers' on Teams

Co-organisers have most of the same capabilities as the organiser, including management of Meeting Options. However, they will not be able to create and manage breakout rooms, manage meeting recordings, and view or download attendance reports

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Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: AFP

Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: AFP

The last two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic have changed the way people approach work around the world. With work-from-home becoming a reality and hybrid work taking over, even tech giants are making changes to their applications to help people work seamlessly. In a latest update, Microsoft has now introduced four new features including one that lets the organiser on Teams add 'co-organisers'.  

The company said that organisers can share control by assigning the new "co-organiser" role to up to 10 meeting attendees. "Co-organisers have most of the same capabilities as the organiser, including management of Meeting Options," the company said in a statement.

Limitations of the co-organiser role include an inability to create and manage breakout rooms, manage meeting recordings, and view or download attendance reports.

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