Microsoft 365

Formerly Office 365

I feel that the price of Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) makes it a perfect fit for small businesses that require reliable document, spreadsheet, presentation, and database software for the casual user. The fact that it can be shared to five users even allows it to be used at home where the cost may not have been worthwhile in the past. Using other free programs may be fine, but my experience shows that Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is well worth the price for true compatibility with other businesses and organizations.

I truly think it's suited for all businesses. The apps have been around and evolved for years. Microsoft 365 is the tried and true office suite of apps. So many people are familiar with these apps and choosing anything else will just mean most employees will need to expend a learning curve to get ramped up.

It really does a great job for basic every day use documents, emails, charts, data, chats, and communications. Where it lacks is in depth [of] customizable uses. It lacks in use for in depth creation as well. That being said, it is what I have had access to (the Microsoft Suite) for years and years and you can do just about anything in it if you want to invest the time.

I hesitate to give a maximum rating for goods or services because there is always room for improvement, right. However, in my experience with [Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] I think it deserves the rating. The issues we have had with it have been few, and always resolved to our satisfaction. For a small business with limited staff and resources, this solution is indispensable. Perhaps a large enterprise with an adequate IT department would be better served by solutions managed in house, but considering what [Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] includes, it seems unlikely even for such organizations.

[Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] is well suited for organizations that work together on projects because of its many collaboration features.

If you are only in need a word processing program Office 365 would be overkill.

It is well suited for team collaboration in whole organization avoiding information silos. As an IM platform (Kaizala or Teams Chat) with enterprise features also as a V-Conferencing entry system when you don't have any Video Conference Room. It is not appropriate as a PBX replacement because it has a complex and also expensive architecture.

Microsoft 365 is a one-stop shop for all of your business needs. The ecosystem is very robust and they are constantly adding features. With SharePoint Online and OneDrive, you always have access to your files no matter where you are. The current Outlook Web app is just as robust as the Outlook Client.

Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] has been absolutely huge for our organization over the past year. With many people working remotely or in various physical locations, Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] cloud based functionality made it easy to collaborate with other team members or access your work from multiple devices wherever you are located.

I think [Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] is a particularly good value to small businesses as pricing is per user yet gives access to many high-end features. It would also be well suited for companies with remote users as it's all in the cloud. While all the capability and options can be confusing, at least you don't need to dedicate staff to run a server and they do offer support if needed.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is well suited for virtually anything you need to do across the business. Need to send an email? Need to export some data into a spreadsheet? Need to chat with a colleague in a different country? All that and more can be done with 365. Not many scenarios where it's less appropriate.

I would recommend Microsoft 365 to everyone as it has multiple features available with everyday use of all professional and personal tools.

I literally cannot think of any product that comes close to competing with Office 365. I know that Google (GSuite for business) tries to compete, but the desktop versions are so robust that there's nothing, in my mind, that comes even close. I think that MS 365 is its own competitor.

As a graphic designer and copywriter, my usual go-tos are Adobe applications. However, many of my colleagues and clients do not have this software, so I often use Microsoft 365 as a means to communicate to people using both Macs and PCs. As I've mentioned before, I think Microsoft Word is terrific, but my experience using it to create collateral materials such as multi-page brochures has had varied results.

There is no other company that can compete with Microsoft 365. It has become the business gold standard and it just keeps getting better. Microsoft 365 is well suited in all types of business from large multinational corporations to small businesses. However, I believe that they need to adjust or scale the pricing for personal users because it might be too expensive for some and would be less appropriate.

Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] is great for small businesses that do not have enough IT resources but want to have world-class IT services.
Of course, this is still a Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)]. Apple and Linux users will have challenges utilizing all the features in Microsoft 365.

Office 365 is definitely well suited both for work and personal use. After its deployment in the whole company, employees can also benefit from this set of applications for personal use as well. In the work environment, Office 365 helped with file administration and communication within departments, implicating users in the responsible use of data.

Microsoft 365 is well suited for people who need word processing software, email, spreadsheets, databases all in one place that is user friendly and relatively easy for the average person to use. While I feel PowerPoint is capable of handling basic creative needs, it is limited and not very robust when trying to create presentations.

365 is the workhouse for any office need: files, communications, collaboration, information and business process support.

• If you need an intranet, use SharePoint Online within 365 to quickly build a beautiful site without much technical knowledge.
• If you need to collaborate on department, projects, committees and even on processes, use Teams within 365. It also gives you access to the best collaboration tools such as Planner to manage tasks and OneNote to have a common notebook.
• If you need to gather a community, use Yammer (or Teams) within 365.
• If you need to support a specific business process (like contract management or HR employee files), build a custom SharePoint site with its broad spectrum toolbox (from the simplest to the most complex).
• If you need to store personal documents, use OneDrive.

I would definitely recommend Microsoft 365 to colleagues. It is easy to use, can help businesses store and analyze data through Excel by reducing manual effort through formula capabilities. My suggestions for improvement would be more integration of office apps into teams as well as notifications on updated and newly posted files.

Microsoft 365 is the best business tool available. It provides great variety of products which can assist a business in every way possible. Excel for instance allows for great data manipulation, if you enter raw data into excel you are able to create tables, graphs, and use formulas to workout different scenarios, etc.

For people who are traditional Microsoft users, Microsoft 365 allows you to maintain access to the applications that you have always used in an format where they are kept up to date. One of the risks of purchasing the package as a one time item is that it goes out of date. With Microsoft 365 you no longer have to worry about your applications going out to date.

New applications are rolled out sometimes with clear guidance as to how to use them. While the newer applications or enhancement to solutions like SKYPE or Teams are available, you are never quite sure how much access users outside of your well defined group will have. So, it's sometimes a default to use a third party solution like Zoom, even though you may have concerns.

Good use for creating basic documents, but needs improvement for more complex files

Well suited for companies that wish to manage their Office products from a single pane of glass. When you take advantage of the full product to include hosted exchange, you also get some additional security tools to help manage your risks. It's nice to have the same version to deploy vs having to keep up with volume licensing and that horrible portal.

I really don't think there is any other solution that can beat MS 365. All the tools are integrated and maintained well at a ridiculously affordable price point. I've worked at much larger organizations (100,000) and it works well there too. Teams, SharePoint, Planner, and OneDrive integrated with the original Office Suite of Word, Excel, PPT, and Outlook is just really hard to beat. Personally, I would say impossible to beat at the price point offered by Microsoft.