As business leaders look for new ways to empower their teams, interactive whiteboards and displays are growing increasingly popular. Innovations like the Microsoft Surface Hub endpoint allow for quick and seamless real-time collaboration, with the ability to annotate documents, share screens and more. In an environment where in-person interactions aren't always possible, the Microsoft Surface Hub ensures that any organisation can stay productive and creative, regardless of where staff members may be.
Microsoft have announced that they're now making the Surface Hub even more engaging for business groups, with a native application for Microsoft Teams. The app is now generally available, and it should help to make the meeting experience even easier for Microsoft users.
Accessing Microsoft Teams on the Surface Hub
To unlock the benefits of Microsoft Teams on the Surface Hub, you'll need to check through the update history for your device and make sure that you have KB4343889 installed. From there, you'll be able to download the Microsoft Teams app from the Microsoft Store and set it up to suit your users.
For now, Microsoft has reassured users that general availability of a Microsoft Teams app on the Surface Hub doesn't necessarily mean that Microsoft will be removing the Skype for Business client from the Hub. Today's customers can continue to use both services simultaneously in one of three available modes:
