
I love the AI note-taking feature. It is so accurate at taking notes AND providing easy-to-read convenient summaries. These summaries also remain accessible long after the meetings are done. I can log back into the app and see the notes there. This beats virtually every other meeting software in this category. I know Zoom has this features but I haven't seen it this convenient.
If it weren't for this feature, Microsoft Teams could be easily forgotten. I think the notes also incorporate into other Microsoft features like Calendar. I'd have to triple check that. This AI note-taker has allowed me to beat deadlines especially when I've been off a project for a considerable amount of time. I can get an easy refresher and meet deadlines with ease. You don't have to do anything with the note-taker as a meeting attendee. I think our team lead set it up once and it's done its thing automagically since.
The note-taker (and the general app) has a decent UI. I don't get frustratred using the software looking for buttons like the mic or camera. I use Microsoft Teams in Chrome browser, iPhone app, iPad app and soon will be using it on a Windows Desktop/laptop. It intergrates relaly well with platforms I already use. I don't need to change my work environment by much to make this work.
Microsoft Teams is actually exceptionally fast in-browser which is suprising. It is easy to get in even if I don't have a Microsft account. Reseña recopilada por y alojada en G2.com.
My only dislikes for Microsoft Teams are that the interface isn't the most visually appealing or comforting (although it is streamlined and not too busy); the note-taking/AI assistant sometimes feels like a real member of the chat and can be confusing if you're looking to respond to actual people; from time to time there are issues getting into a meeting which could be entirely a Microsoft servers issue but I don't think I've had this issue once with other platforms including Zoom and Google Meet. Reseña recopilada por y alojada en G2.com.




