Microsoft's Skype for Business Online has issued a reminder for customers to start the migration over to Teams now if they haven't already.
An alert was issued reminding business leaders that Skype for Business Online retires in six months' time.
The official announcement of the deadline came on July 30, 2019, with the tech giant adding that they would give customers two years to make the migration.
Microsoft also acknowledged that due to the COVID-19 pandemic it understood customers would naturally be in varying stages of the migration. But Microsoft added it would not be extending the deadline beyond the end of the July.
The company said in a blog post: “Regardless of where you are on the journey from Skype for Business to Teams, this is an important checkpoint to make sure your organisation is on track to upgrade to Teams before Skype for Business Online retires and access to the service ends.
"Some organisations may not be far along in the Teams upgrade planning process. It's understandable as the events of the past year have impacted strategies, priorities, and resources for so many. Don't worry, you still have time," it added.

