According to Microsoft, “Office 365” refers to subscription plans that include access to Office applications plus other productivity services that are enabled over the Internet (cloud services). Office 365 includes plans for use at home and for business.
Office 365 plans for business include services such as Skype for Business web conferencing and Exchange Online hosted email for business, and additional online storage with OneDrive for Business.
Many Office plans also include the desktop version of the latest Office applications, which users can install across multiple computers and devices. The fully installed applications include: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, and Access.
Therefore, this category is full of handy tips, tricks, advise and How To videos specifically for Office users. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn about how to transform from an email culture to a collaborative culture with our expert blogs, ebooks, how to videos and webinars.
We might have to change our thought process around training and empowering people. This webinar will cover: 1. PC literacy 2. Literacy statistics and ROI on training 3. Eight pillars of digital literacy 4. How Microsoft Office 365 supports digital literacy
In this session we will discuss how to gather data from internal or external users with Microsoft Forms.
Speaker: Christian Buckley, MVP, Microsoft Regional Director, CollabTalk LLC, USA Webinar Description: Within Office 365, we have multiple methods for collaboration and communication – and yet with the rate of innovation coming from Microsoft these days, many organisations are struggling to understand which tools and capabilities to use, and when to use them. The… READ MORE
Watch Vesa Juvonen’s ESPC18 Keynote below: Building Engaging Solutions for Office 365 Keynote Description: Office 365 provides the core creative tools for over 135 million monthly active users and while there are amazing out of the box capabilities, you can also increase the effectiveness and productivity of end users by providing additional extensions and apps.… READ MORE
In short : Yes Long answer Microsoft primary responsibility is to provide an up and running infrastructure in the cloud. They do have data protection system but it doesn’t totally cover every risks that can affect your data. Source Knowing that most of causes of data loss are caused by human actions And… READ MORE
Check out Luise Freese’s sketch note from Maarten Eekels’ and Rafael Lopez-Uricoechea’s session: Everything You Need to Know About External Sharing in Office 365 About Maarten Eekels Maarten Eekels (@maarteneekels) is Microsoft MVP and CTO of Portiva, one of the larger SharePoint and Office 365 implementation partners in the Netherlands. Maarten is an experienced Office 365 and SharePoint specialist… READ MORE
In today’s world where data security and privacy controls are of paramount importance for IT departments, one needs to make sure that our Office 365 environments are secured from both internal and external threats.
Check out Luise Freese’s sketch note from Agnes Molnar’s session: Personalised Search and Collaboration in Office 365 (Right click and open in a new tab for a larger image)
SharePoint Framework, what about on-premise people ? This is my two cents journey from switching my mind away from on-premise development methods to Office 365 SharePoint Developer. Back in 2015, when I saw all those tutorials about SharePoint Framework, the so-called modern way of developing new apps inside SharePoint, back in 2015, I told myself:… READ MORE
Sharegate have discussed with many IT professionals throughout the years who have taken on the tremendous task of moving their organisation’s business applications from SharePoint On-Premises to the cloud. The takeaway from most of these conversations is that the pressure on IT is high to ensure these big projects run smoothly, primarily because of the… READ MORE
