'How to create subgroups for @mentions in Microsoft Teams
Right now I have a small group of people beta testing MS Teams in hopes that it would be a good team collaboration/communication tool.
But, I need one important feature to really make it most useful and I can't find it.
I know you can mention everybody with an @team or @channel, or a single user with @username. But can I create subgroup names that include a subset of the entire team?
Let's say I have a big team of 25 users. I want to create certain subgroups, like @group1 that only includes 10 of those users or @group2 that only has 5 of those user.
I need to have a one mention way to contact this subgroup without having to individually mention each person or using @channel to mention to a lot of people who aren't interested.
Is there a way to do this?
Solution 1:[1]
Make 2 channels:
- @group1
- @group2
Ask people to join a channel or add them manually.
Now you can mention them by that channel name i.e. @group1 or @group2
For example, imagine you have developer and operations teams in your "Adme Inc" company.
- You create a Team "AdmeInc".
General
channel is created automatically.- You create a channel
Dev
in that team and add all developers to it - You create a channel
Ops
in that team and add everyone in operations team to it.
Now everyone can chat in General
about all kind of stuff.
Anyone can mention @Dev
anywhere and everyone in developers team is notified.
Or they can mention @Ops
anywhere and everyone in operations team is notified.
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