Because groups can be created in several ways, we recommend training your users to use the method that fits your organization the best: If your organization does most of its communication using email, instruct your users to create groups in Outlook.
About new Groups in Outlook Outlook has a new home for Microsoft 365 Groups - one place to connect, communicate, and collaborate with your team. Groups Home provides a central destination to get critical information from all the different groups you may be part of. Benefits of the new Groups experience include: Group Home landing page - Stay updated on your groups, including recent files ...
Learn how to create, use, and manage Microsoft 365 Groups for collaboration, planning, and communication.
You can use your work or school account with the web-based My Groups portal to view and manage groups you are in and groups you own, and join new groups. If you don't have access to the My Groups portal, you must contact your Helpdesk for permission.
Create and update Microsoft 365 Groups for your work or school account
Groups are the new and improved experience for what distribution lists or shared mailboxes used to do. More questions? Check out Learn about Microsoft 365 Groups. See also How can I access a Groups mailbox from the Outlook app?
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In the Microsoft 365 admin center, in the Groups section, you can create and manage these types of groups: Microsoft 365 Groups that are used for collaboration between users, both inside and outside your company.