With more than 1 million organizations and 320 million monthly users, Teams chats, sites and channels are key eDiscovery targets for legal holds and collections. Despite extensive public documentation, blogs and articles it can be challenging to understand the different types of Teams channels, what they can store and where the ESI is routed.  The new Guide Guide on Teams as a source is meant to provide a plain language explanation to support your eDiscovery scoping decisions. As always, please comment or email me with any questions or to alert me when Microsoft moves our cheese again and I need to update the guide.

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