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 Understand how and why an organization would benefit from using Teams. Understand what benefits a product like Teams can bring to a company by improving both its collaboration and communication capabilities. These benefits can apply equally for internal and external users.

 Understand how Teams fits into the O365/M365 offerings. You should understand how Teams is positioned at the heart of Microsoft's O365 and M365 offerings and that it works by drawing a lot of other components together under one umbrella. For example, understand Team's use of SharePoint to support file sharing inside channels.

 Understand the principles of Microsoft licensing plans. While no one could accuse Microsoft's licensing plans of being simple, you should have an understanding of the differences between the Personal, Business, and Enterprise plan options available. At the least, be familiar with the differences between the E1, E3, and E5 licensing types.

 Know about the Teams management interfaces. Know about the Teams admin center, how to access it, and broadly what sort of configuration options are available—do not worry about specifics at this point as we will cover them as needed in the subsequent chapters. You should also be familiar with the basic workings of PowerShell and how it works by manipulating objects.

 Understand the basic principles of Teams policies. Most Teams functionality is controlled through policies; be aware that you can apply policies at multiple levels (user, group-based, or org-wide) and what happens when a user has more than one applicable policy configured.