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Microsoft Teams adds user reviews for its applications

Microsoft Teams adds user reviews for its applications
Daniel García

Daniel García

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Microsoft Teams, the well-known communication and video conferencing platform geared towards the business environment, has added the option for users to rate and review various applications compatible with its ecosystem. In this way, users can get an idea of which apps are most useful within Teams.

This is another step for Microsoft Teams in strengthening its position as a platform with useful functionalities for users. Thanks to the ability to rate and review existing applications, many companies, employees, freelancers, or students can choose more thoughtfully the apps to install in Teams.

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Rating applications in Teams

As Microsoft announces, thanks to user feedback, when you search for an application with a specific function, you can choose the most appropriate one for your needs based on reviews from other users. Additionally, with their ratings, you can make a more informed decision about which application to download for carrying out your task.

With the ability to view user ratings and reviews, the most useful applications will stand out among the sea of existing services and make finding the perfect app easier than ever. Therefore, this change will represent a significant improvement in the user experience.

The competition among workspace platforms

There are quite a few brands with services focused on remote work or computer-mediated communication. Microsoft Teams is integrated into many companies, but there are also many others that prefer Google’s workplace and Google Meet services, while other brands opt for options like Zoom or Slack.

Teams is an ecosystem used by millions of users daily.

There are many interesting options within these ecosystems, and all of them are trying to evolve to continue attracting users. In the case of Teams, Microsoft is opting for improvements that come through Copilot, the AI that assists with work-related tasks and even attends meetings to synthesize their content.

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Daniel García

Daniel García

Graduated in Journalism, Daniel specializes in video games and technology, currently writing for Andro4all and NaviGames, and having written for more Difoosion portals such as Alfa Beta Juega or Urban Tecno. He enjoys staying up-to-date with current affairs, as well as reading, video games, and any other form of cultural expression

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