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.
Office 365 provides the Data Loss Prevention feature or DLP which allows you to automatically identify sensitive data across workloads in Office 365. This means that you can have 1 set of policies that all apply to SharePoint Online sites, OneDrive for Business sites and Exchange email, or you can have different policies that apply… READ MORE
In order to stay connected with Office 365 in terms of mail, calendar, contacts, documents, directory, devices, and more, Microsoft has provided the Graph API. Naturally, this is a great and easy way to perform operations against Office 365 and building your custom solution for example. One capability provided by the APIs is the possibility… READ MORE
Whenever people start using new technology at work, they are not just simply confronted with a new tool, but foremost with a new way of working. Rather then just telling people about functionality (what does the app do?) we focus on how Office 365 apps are used for a specific productivity scenario. A work scenario describes what apps… READ MORE
If you’ve ever wondered how to structure your SharePoint sites, you’re not alone. For those that have been doing SharePoint for a while, you may already know that we’ve long had the debate – where do your department sites go in SharePoint? Are they considered publishing sites or collaboration sites? Or both? Are they… READ MORE
Imagine having a personal Office 365 assistant in your daily job routine, which can help you provide all information that you need, like for example who is your manager, scheduling a meeting, displaying and updating your profile picture or list the Microsoft Teams where you are involved and so on. These are only a few… READ MORE
Download Understanding the End User Experience Using Office 365 the exclusive chapter from Moving to Office 365 – Planning and Migration Guide by Matthew Katzer. This book takes a concentrated look at the very latest best practices for Office 365 migration, with a focus on the needs of senior managers, IT managers, and others involved in key decisions… READ MORE
To answer the question of when to use what applications or features within Office 365 most people start with the platform itself: the available apps and features themselves. And then by working through the functionality, and see where or what it can be used for. This means they will look at features of each available… READ MORE
What are Hub Site ? Announced during Microsoft Ignite 2017, Hub Site is a special type of site in SharePoint Online promoting other site’s news, content and activities. Once part of the hub site collection, every site gets a common navigation. Then it is up to the administrator to add other site’s content on the hub site home page. This facilitates… READ MORE
Office UI Fabric is the new dress for Office add-ins, that perfectly marries with modern SharePoint pages using the SharePoint Framework. Besides providing a set of UI guidelines, font styles, grid layouts and icons, Office UI Fabric adds a rich collection of HTML components ready to use in your Office add-ins & SharePoint pages. Office… READ MORE
Office 365 groups lets you choose a set of people that you wish to collaborate with and easily set up a collection of resources for those people to share. Resources such as a shared Outlook inbox, shared calendar, shared document library, Planner and a site for collaborating on files are a part of an Office… READ MORE
