In a way, every Microsoft 365 app is designed to improve your productivity. From the signature desktop apps—Word, PowerPoint, and Excel—to the newer.

Over the past few months, organizations have adjusted to the world of remote work. Employees have rolled with new routines, adjusted to new.

Since you’ve made the switch to Microsoft Teams, instant messaging and video meetings are happening all over your organization. That’s good, but.

Last time, you learned how to automate work in everyday computer applications like Word, Outlook, and Excel. Now, let’s automate workflow between.

  Now that you’re working remotely, all communication is virtual. You have access to multiple tools with your Microsoft 365 subscription. But how do.

Start in the Right Place. Everyone wants to increase Teams adoption, but how do you do it? Getting your users to adopt Teams can be such an uphill.

Let’s face it – most meetings suck.     Why do so many of us get a sour taste in our mouth when we hear the word “meeting”?

The Seven Teams Governance Decisions So, you’re trying to decide what to turn off and on in Teams? Smart move. But how do you decide what your users.

As an IT pro, you have a lot on your plate, especially if you’re driving ROI for Office 365.

You use a mountain of software applications at work. But you probably still ask, “Really? Shouldn’t there be an app for that?”