Hello,
Is there a way to connect Teams sites to each other? SharePoint’s capability to make subsites is the closest comparison to what I’d like to be able to do with Teams.
For Example:
My company has a Project Manager who manages all incoming projects. She sets up the parameters, coordinates the teams, goals, deadlines, etc. She would need a “master” Teams site for herself where she could easily access everything for every project without having to go to separate sites, yet those sites need to be independent of each other to ensure security practices.
Is there any way to accomplish such a structure with Teams as it stands now? Currently, we use SharePoint Sites. The PM has one Site, under which she creates a Subsite for each project. This allows her to see everything at once, and her teams to see only that which they need.
Thanks,
Kali Buseth
Sharepoint manages intranet web sites, OneDrive manages files and Teams manages social collaboration.
However they all overlap.
A file you store in Teams, is also visible in a Sharepoint website but is in reality actually within Onedrive.
Teams is primarily useful for ad-hoc, casual, rapid, unrestricted collaboration. Sharepoint is primarily focussed on governance, managed, controlled, official content.
So an organization might have a Sharepoint site that contains policies, forms and information related to company cars and fleet vehicles.
However a new project involved in changing the policies, or rolling out a new fleet or updating that Sharepoint site, would be better handled in Teams.
