Microsoft Teams provides a workspace for real-time collaboration and communication, meetings, file and app sharing.
A Team site or workspace is the basic unit of team and group work, and everyone allowed into the workspace gets access to everything inside the workspace.
A new approval process has been introduced to manage the creation of new Teams, which will capture certain details to ensure the appropriate security and governance measures are in place for the workspace to be managed effectively.
Prior to requesting a new Team, users are asked to familiarise themselves with the Teams Guidance which provides a number of guidelines and outlines your responsibilities as a Team owner.
To assist you in filling out the form, FAQs are available.
Request a new Team by completing the form –
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