The move to Office 365 is not like any previous Microsoft Office upgrade for your end-users.
6 Steps to Boost User Adoption of Office 365 (FREE Webinar!)
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / April 17, 2018 / Microsoft 365, MSP — 3 Comments ↓
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3 Real Life Tips for Your Office 365 Deployment
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / November 30, 2017 / Software Rollout / Deployment / Migration, Microsoft 365 — No Comments ↓
Many of the clients I work with are making the move to Office 365 from Office 2010, or a mixed environment of various Office versions. In either scenario they are making a leap to a new version of Microsoft Office providing their users with more flexibility, the opportunity to work more efficiently while increasing user productivity.
Tags: Software Rollout / Deployment / Migration, Microsoft 365
Create Surveys, Quizzes, and Polls Using Microsoft Forms
Posted by David Thibault / July 11, 2017 / Microsoft 365, Team Leaders / Managers, End Users — 12 Comments ↓
Microsoft Forms is a simple, lightweight app designed to help you easily create surveys, quizzes, and polls. In a business environment, the tool can be used to collect customer feedback, develop strategies, and educate staff.
Office 365 Tips Worth Sharing: Email a Link, Not an Attachment
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / April 20, 2017 / Microsoft 365, Team Leaders / Managers — 1 Comments ↓
Your team is up and running with Office 365 and its cloud storage solutions: OneDrive for Business and SharePoint. (Congrats - take a bow!)
KnowledgeWave Office 2016 Quick Reference Guides for MSPs
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / April 9, 2017 / Microsoft 365 — No Comments ↓
With the each new deployment of Microsoft Office there are great new features. Sometimes we lose a feature we love (Status Bar Sum Total Disappears 2010 to 2013 Upgrade, not fixed in 2016), but more times than not, we gain better features, and more collaboration options.
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Office 365 Business vs Enterprise: Which Is Right for Your Customers?
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / April 6, 2017 / Microsoft 365 — No Comments ↓
You can’t go a week without hearing about a well-known business making the move to Office 365. Microsoft highlights many migrations on their Microsoft Office Blog. While many enterprise size clients have a direct line to licensing questions with Microsoft, the small to mid-size businesses are often times working with a Managed Service Provider (MSP) or even trying to figure out costs on their own.
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Office 365 Tips: How to Become a Microsoft Office Insider
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / April 4, 2017 / Microsoft 365, IT — 6 Comments ↓
We post lots of great Office 365 tips, early looks and highlights on the newest features. We are, after all, a Microsoft Partner and early technology adopters by nature.
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Is Your Team Resisting? Office 365 SharePoint Training Is the Answer
Posted by Eric Sokolowski / March 29, 2017 / Microsoft 365, Team Leaders / Managers, Training — No Comments ↓
There’s bound to be resistance to fully embracing SharePoint and Office 365. Perhaps because your team members may not know enough about how it works.
Fix File Proliferation Problems with OneDrive & Office 365
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / March 17, 2017 / Microsoft 365, OneDrive, IT, Team Leaders / Managers — No Comments ↓
The routines and self-created processes we use reflect our determination to get our job done. We figure out how to make it happen...but it isn't always pretty!
Tags: Microsoft 365, OneDrive, IT, Team Leaders / Managers
Real World: Solve Problems with Office 365
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / February 13, 2017 / Microsoft 365, IT — No Comments ↓
A company’s IT team sees its fair share of challenges every day. Yet, as the managers of the technology backbone, you’re vital to the organization’s forward movement and success.
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Tips for Using Office 365 Training Videos to Your Best Advantage
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / January 20, 2017 / Microsoft 365, Team Leaders / Managers, Training — No Comments ↓
As your organization transitions to Office 365, you’re probably on the lookout for training solutions to help familiarize employees with the new platform – and keep costs low.
Is Office 365 Online Training Right for My Team?
Posted by Jennifer Patterson / December 29, 2016 / Microsoft 365, Training — 1 Comments ↓
There comes a time when you realize that your team needs Office 365 training. But what's the right training approach for your team?
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Getting to Know Office 365: Calendar Like a Pro
Posted by Jon Hood / December 21, 2016 / Outlook, Microsoft 365 — 8 Comments ↓
Now that you have Office 365, what does that mean for your usage of Outlook, and particularly your calendar? It means good things, my friend.
Tags: Outlook, Microsoft 365
Focus on the Office 365 Features That Matter Most to Your Company
Posted by Eric Sokolowski / December 16, 2016 / Microsoft 365 — 1 Comments ↓
With its vast and ever-expanding suite of features, it can be challenging for any organization to adopt and train Office 365 successfully. And yet, you’ve been tasked with planning both.
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OneDrive for Business Governance: Protect Sensitive Data in the Cloud
Posted by Dan St. Hilaire / December 1, 2016 / Microsoft 365, OneDrive, IT — No Comments ↓
I recently had an opportunity to chat with an IT guy in the healthcare industry. His organization is considering moving to Office 365, but they are worried about sensitive information being compromised while using the cloud.
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