The adoption is not an option, adoption is a must - everyone knows about it. But what if the adoption project did not go well and we simply have failed. The users complain about the tools and their attitude towards the Microsoft 365 is weak. Instead of helping, technology causes discouragement and a feeling of being lost. It is very possible that your project lacked key elements to make it successful. The reasons of the failure might be different. There was not enough time, too less efforts, incorrect strategy, rush or lack of leadership involvement, etc. So, is there any chance that this situation can be improved? Can the recovery plan help and how to make it? During my session, I will share insights on re-adoption projects while giving you tips and inspiration on how to get your adoption project back on track. You can expect practical advices and recommendations. Accept a second chance to be successful!

User adoption in Microsoft Teams environment is a hot topic. Being a Microsoft Service Adoption Specialist is a challenge. In addition to that,  organizations are different (size, industry, sector, etc.). Therefore there is not only one the same and the best way to drive Teams' adoption in each company. Fortunately, there are a few different tools that may support you with planning and setting adoption projects. One of them is the design thinking method which helps define the key challenges and scenarios by working together with the client. Results you are getting after design thinking customer workshops indicate a direction to run successful Microsoft Teams adoption.  During my session, I will share my insights and experience in using design thinking methods and Microsoft Teams. You will see the real customer cases where this method proved to be a priceless help in driving Microsoft Teams adoption projects.