Microsoft Launches Microsoft 365 Multi-Tenant Organizations
Yes, Microsoft recently launched Microsoft 365 Multi-Tenant Organizations (MTO). MTO is a new feature that allows organizations to connect up to five Microsoft 365 tenants together into a single organization. This can be helpful for organizations that have acquired other companies, have multiple divisions or subsidiaries, or need to collaborate with partners or customers.
With MTO, users in different tenants can:
Search for and find each other in the Microsoft 365 directory
Chat with each other in Teams
Call each other in Teams
Join each other's meetings in Teams
Share files and collaborate on documents in SharePoint
Use other Microsoft 365 apps and services together
MTO is currently in preview, but it is expected to be generally available in the coming months. To learn more about MTO, visit the Microsoft documentation.
Here are some of the benefits of using Microsoft 365 Multi-Tenant Organizations:
Seamless collaboration: MTO makes it easy for users in different tenants to collaborate on projects and share information.
Reduced administrative overhead: MTO reduces the need for organizations to manage multiple Microsoft 365 tenants separately.
Improved security: MTO provides a single security framework for all connected tenants, making it easier to protect data and enforce security policies.
If your organization has multiple Microsoft 365 tenants, MTO can help you improve collaboration, reduce administrative overhead, and improve security.