
Skype for Business Online isn’t going anywhere soon, as you will see from some of the further points below. Myth #1: Skype for Business Online is being completely shut down on July 31, 2021. Many organisations are now starting a hurried migration to Microsoft Teams, which Microsoft has previously stated (as early as 2018) will become the hub for teamwork and collaboration within the Microsoft 365 productivity stackīut is there any actual urgency? Will your organisation be in a pickle if you don’t finish rolling out Teams before July 31? Let’s find out by examining the top questions and some of the myths that many organisations are asking: Find Previous Conversations (this will open Outlook and search for email there - do not use if your mail is not in Outlook).With only four months to go until the planned retirement of Skype for Business Online on July 31, 2021, we predictably enter the season of Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt with misinformation flying in all directions about what exactly is going to change, and what impact this will have for customers using Skype for Business today.Copy (this will copy all individual email addresses to your clipboard so you can paste them into an email or calendar system of your choice).Schedule a Meeting (this will open Outlook not Google Mail - do not use if your mail is not in Outlook).Send an Email message (this will open Outlook on your computer not Google Mail - do not use if your mail is not in Outlook).



To begin, launch the Skype for Business App on your machine. By creating groups, you will be able to communicate (chat, video chat, conference call) with your entire team at once or quickly connect with an individual member of that group.

Creating and organizing people into groups in the Skype for Business app provides a flexible way to communicate with our colleagues and peers.
