Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence. - Vince Lombardi Many would say the Office 365 support experience has been frustrating over the years. Of course, many would say that about almost any support group. Phone support is difficult. Simplifying methods of desktop sharing has helped, but the facts... Continue Reading →
Office 365 now provides guest access that can be used to grant content access to team members outside of your organization. However, the process of setting up a guest user works differently from that of setting up a normal, licensed user from within your organization. Although within the Microsoft 365 Admin Center you will now... Continue Reading →
In August, Microsoft announced a couple new enhancements for teams that I would like to discuss further. These two new features, on the surface, seem to be a valued enhancement that seems to fall a little short for me. Am I missing something? What are your thoughts? Take private notes and get the whole picture... Continue Reading →
The major change we need to recognize going forward is that Microsoft is moving to an evergreen, constant change platform. Updates are provided quickly and arguably at a value by doing it silently (or without a huge annuncement and update bundles). Office 365 gives you the latest updates and features as early as possible so... Continue Reading →
I was hoping to begin the post by well defining the difference between Office 365 and Microsoft 365, but I still struggle to do this providing any value to any of you reading this blog. Do you know how to explain the difference? Please post your response to my blog. I can use the help!Regardless,... Continue Reading →
It seems Microsoft is more than ready to cut over and remove all desktop application products, but realizes the world may not be quite ready for this. You have time to prepare, but don't hold off too long. The company seems to be creating these constantly updated, cloud products and stepping back and releasing yet... Continue Reading →