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.
Background: Transform Digital Workspaces and Boosts Employee Productivity Tyson is one of the world’s largest food companies, supplying chicken, beef, pork and prepared products to customers located around the world. With over 114,000 employees working in hundreds of offices and facilities, their intranet serves as a critical communications channel. Business Challenge A series of acquisitions had… READ MORE
If you have read my previous post “Who’s next? Bill Gates?”, then, you may think I am going crazy. Talking about Bill Gates and saying Excel is dead is absurd! Surely, Excel is, and remains, one of the key Microsoft products. The title is very similar to the BI is dead one, provocative… But in a sense… READ MORE
Site classification is a must-have when we talk about Governance, Compliance and also topics around GDPR. Beside 3rd party solutions focusing on site and content classification we have also some out of the box options and developer opportunities in Office 365 and SharePoint on-prem. Depending on if we are talking about classic SharePoint Site Collections or… READ MORE
Microsoft Teams makes it easy to bring information into one centralized location. But how do you ensure all this data complies with regulations? In this article, we will cover the complete compliance and records management story for Microsoft Teams. We define compliance as managing information using policies for retention and disposal. Teams is a Collection… READ MORE
Recently I worked on a Project where I had to provision and modify the Office 365 Groups using the Microsoft Graph APIs. During testing, I had to get the Group ID and pass it to a custom REST endpoint we had built. We used PostMan to test the endpoint. We can find the ID of office 365… READ MORE
Data Synchronization between CRM and ERP systems is essential for business. If the two business systems don’t offer default integration capabilities or if one is running on-premises and the other in the cloud, integration can be challenging, especially if you are not using best practices and the right tools. In this blog Sync Dynamics 365… READ MORE
Understanding who is using the SharePoint platform on Office 365 is a key and fundamental requirement to ensuring collaboration efforts within a business. Office 365 Admin center has put together a really good, visually appealing Usage Reports for SharePoint. These SharePoint Analytics and usage reports are free, out of the box and available right now… READ MORE
Everything you need to know about Office 365 in one place! Office 365 is an adaptable and cost-effective way to get a range of cloud based Office services. Office 365 gives a flexibility to the user with cloud driven features, and provides all the familiar apps that you depend on for your business such as… READ MORE
In addition to my first post about the insides of Office Graph and Delve (Delve and the Office Graph Inside Out) this article is focusing on which signals are used by the Graph to generate the individual Delve experience. Signals used by the Graph You can find all the information you need about signals used… READ MORE
Microsoft has chosen React as their framework of choice for adding functionality to SharePoint. In this session, we will discuss some reasons as to why this is the case and why you should consider using React in your projects.
