Newcastle University challenges tradition with connected, collaborative culture

Nathan Kanelis
Aug 31, 2021
1 min read

Newcastle University has a lot of connections between the different faculties, and it needed a formal way of supporting them. Launching Microsoft Teams provided a very rich, integrated platform that can create work groups dynamically in a multidisciplinary team. They now have up to 5,000 users between the faculty and students, streamlining professional services, research, and support for students.

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