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  <body_markdown>I am working a lot with clients on the topic of collaboration between global teams – and certainly this includes persons from multiple organizations.

Microsoft 365 has become some kind of standard for this and for good reasons. But this so called &quot;B2B&quot; or &quot;Guest Collaboration&quot; isn&apos;t straight forward.

I wrote about the challenges and solutions in a blog post here if you&apos;re interested to look into what my team and I are dealing with at @workoho :

## [Invitation accepted – now what? Why guests in Microsoft 365 need a starting point](https://www.easylife365.cloud/stories/managing-external-guests-microsoft-365/)</body_markdown>
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      <body_markdown>I am working a lot with clients on the topic of collaboration between global teams – and certainly this includes persons from multiple organizations.

Microsoft 365 has become some kind of standard for this and for good reasons. But this so called &quot;B2B&quot; or &quot;Guest Collaboration&quot; isn&apos;t straight forward.

I wrote about the challenges and solutions in a blog post here if you&apos;re interested to look into what my team and I are dealing with at @workoho :

## [Invitation accepted – now what? Why guests in Microsoft 365 need a starting point](https://www.easylife365.cloud/stories/managing-external-guests-microsoft-365/)</body_markdown>
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