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Start by reviewing the guidance in the table below that applies to your organization's profile.

If you're coming to Teams from Skype for Business Server, or if you need a hybrid configuration, you still want to follow the recommended path above for a Teams deployment, but first you need to do some extra planning.

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Upgrade or migrate from Skype for Business Server This article provides training materials for end-users who use the Teams clients, and also for organization admins who need to manage Teams across your organization. This article provides instructions for setting up the new Teams client in your organization. This article also helps you understand the requirements for audio and video conferencing, and configuring Phone System and PSTN connectivity. This article guides larger business through setting up Teams in situations where network planning, lifecycle management, and wide-scale adoption, are critical factors to successful deployment. Small business might want all the core features of Teams (such as chat, teams, channels, meetings, and phone support), but don't need to plan for multiple office locations, rolling out Teams to large numbers of users, and so on. This article guides smaller businesses through setting up Teams. See these additional resources to help you get started: Section The Advisor uses Teams itself to create planning tasks and assign them to owners, share documents, and enable discussions amongst your deployment team. If you have a medium or large organization, use Advisor for Teams to help you roll out Microsoft Teams to help you plan the rollout of these workloads across your organization. Here are the Teams workloads, in the order we recommend rolling them out: Some organizations might want to roll out all Teams features at once, while others might prefer a phased approach. You don't have to wait until you've completed one step before you move to the next. We recommend rolling out Teams in stages, workload by workload, as your organization is ready.

Later, use the guidance on the Microsoft Teams Adoption site to help you roll out Teams across your organization. If you're a larger organization, pilot Teams with a small group of early adopters so you can learn about Teams and start planning your org-wide deployment. To review best practices without signing in and activating automated setup features, go to the Microsoft 365 setup portal. This guide will customize your experience based on your environment. As a companion to this article, we recommend using the Microsoft Teams automated setup guide when signed in to the Microsoft 365 admin center.

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