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Safe, Simple, Shift‑Ready: Real Lessons from Frontline Workers Using Teams (and Copilot)

24th Jun 3:00pm - 3:45pm BST Cinema
25 attended
Session Description

Frontline workers mainly work from their mobile device, as business owner or IT admin you want this device to be easy to use and secure. Shared phones, rotating shifts, private devices, borrowed devices and "we want to work as we always done" are some of the considerations we have to do when implementing devices for Teams. 

In this session, Linus Cansby and Anders Green show how to build a frontline environment that is secure by default but still user‑friendly. We will show real-world examples how to do it, and how we think that you should not do it.

In this session we will cover:

  • What features do we have in Teams for FLW users.
  • What actually happens when shared devices aren’t locked down properly
  • What breaks (and what works) when devices are re‑assigned every shift
  • How to avoid data exposure when personal and shared devices mix
  • Operational impact of strong Conditional Access and least‑privilege
  • Real stories of failures that became success patterns
  • How can you use AI for your FLW users
Attendees (25)
Paul Taylor
Project Manager at Symity
michaela thomas
Digital Workplace Engineer at TSB
Matthew Sheldrick
M365 Product Designer at Kingfisher PLC
Alan Warren
Sales Engineer at Aura Alliance
Andy Sobryan
Technical Sales Specialist at Tango Networks
Anders Green
MVP at Spinback
Linus Cansby
Microsoft MVP at Exobe AB
Claus Hansen
Senior Endpoint Manager at OK a.m.b.a
Marcin Skrzypczak
Platform Engineer at Knauf IT Services
Andrew Bissett
Country Manager at DTEN
Sarah Jones
Channel Marketing, EMEA at Spectralink
Simon Warren
Advanced Technology Consultant at Virtual IT
Chris Edgington
M365 Engineer at Kingfisher Plc
Caroline Kallin
MVP | Change & Adoption driver M365 at Exobe
Jeff Burke
Customer Solutions Design Specialist at BT Group PLC
Ville Gullstrand
Senior Cloud Architect at Cloudway
+9 other Attendees