Microsoft 365

Formerly Office 365

We use Microsoft 365 across our whole organization. Outlook email & calendar as well as SharePoint are all frequently used by nearly everyone in the organization. Having everyone use Office 365 Calendars is extremely helpful when trying to schedule a group meeting. You can pretty quickly and easily find a common time that works for everyone as long as everyone's calendar is up to date. Everyone is pretty familiar with the Office/Microsoft platform and products within 365.

I use one or more programs included with Microsoft 365 almost every day. I make extensive use of Outlook for emails, Excel for spreadsheets, and Word for preparing the text of reports. I have a forensic accounting practice and have to frequently prepare memos and or reports. A typical report contains a series of Excel spreadsheets that I call schedules and a text that explains in detail the schedules and my findings regarding certain analyses that I conduct. I can easily convert both the text of a report and the schedules into PDF form directly without scanning, and then add information to the PDF such as consecutive page numbers and paste an actual image of my signature into the PDF. This allows me to complete a report directly from my computer without scanning anything. I have issued reports when I am out of town including foreign countries. All I need is access to the internet. I also use PowerPoint to make certain presentations and often prepare graphs to explain complex findings in court. Having Microsoft 365 facilitates these tasks with ease. For example, sometimes in the text of a report, I describe certain findings and include a copy of a graph directly in the Word file. While I prepare the graph using Excel, I can copy and paste the graph from Excel into Word. It really produces a very professional-looking product. For me, Microsoft 365 is an absolute necessity.

Microsoft 365 is being used across our whole company, both locally and by remote users. It allows us to easily deploy to our users and keep applications updated by cloud resources. The cloud share applications are awesome, both through OneDrive and Sharepoint, which enable us to also keep files updated between users but also with individuals local and offsite computers.

Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] is being used across our whole organization in every department. It is a cost effective way for everyone to be on the same platform. It has everything we need, email, calendar, and reminders.

[Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] is being used across our entire organization. This product allows us to develop presentations for board meetings, as well as summarize financial results. Additionally, we use it as a word processor to type offer letters, and additional communications that we disseminate to employees as well as members. The organization also uses the Microsoft Outlook for all e-mail communications.

Our entire organization utilizes Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)]. It currently addresses team presentations, customer statement request, document sharing between employees, company news articles, training materials, emailing large files, and much much more.

We currently use Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] for Outlook, Word, Excel, and Sharepoint. Then Admin side of the Cloud dashboard is very user friendly. the cloud version is much more efficient that using Exchange Server. I have been slowly pushing for all of our employees to start using Teams for meetings and other work from home uses.

[Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] is being used by our entire organization. It alleviates us worrying about backups, upgrades, and maintenance.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is used daily in all our company departments. We have a complete suite of Microsoft Office software on the cloud that is both secure and available all the time, everywhere, through all devices. Our team remotely handles all projects and tasks, and Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) provides the ability to work in groups, categorize, save and share, and chat online with individuals and groups. It makes the individual, group, and organizational productivity lower cost. Each user has access to their calendar, email, and cloud storage space and can easily share it with their colleague or team. The good part of the cloud is we always access the latest version of Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote on all devices.

We started using it for student email 12 years ago. We moved staff to the platform two years ago to avoid the expense of upgrading Exchange on prem. Best decision ever. No more managing mailbox sizes and running out of storage for mailboxes. The Office apps are easier to manage than the desktop versions too. Initially moved just for the email issue, but the other features are really starting to shine.

Used just by me as an entrepreneur, and I have 5 email accounts.

It is used across the whole company. The idea is to have access to data from various sources and equipment. The documents are also shared with customers through One Drive. It’s a much easier and more secure way to transmit information. These documents are usually of MS Word or Excel formats, a well as videos. Some of the latter may be too big to send by email.

MS Office 365 was the office productivity platform of choice for the entire organization. As the organization relied heavily on spreadsheets for analytics, Excel was the front end of our SAP data system. The ubiquity of Microsoft products insured that individuals, regardless of department, had a basic working knowledge of Excel. More advanced users were able to take advantage of macro and VB scripting as well.

Microsoft Office 365 is used daily in my organization. It is a very important product to my organization. For example, my organization uses Sharepoint as a tool to access group files remotely. It has allowed us to keep track of Operations, Finances, and Sales. Also, it also has allowed us to present very important information each quarter to our investors as well.

Microsoft Office 365 is used in my organization daily. Microsoft Office 365 plays a very important role in my department's success. My department uses specifically Microsoft Excel. This product is very useful for my department because my department manages our organization's finances. Without Microsoft Office 365, it would be very difficult to manage our day to day tasks.

Office 365 is used throughout our organization. We utilize all the features our license allows. We currently have 20,000+ users. We moved from on prem exchange to Office 365 a few years ago and haven't looked back. Support provided from Microsoft is top notch.

We have multiple users in our company who use Office 365. Microsoft Office is one of those products they you really can't work without. One of the greatest benefits of using Office 365 is that it is always current with the latest version or updates. It's also great that you can install it on multiple computers, for instance I have it installed on my desktop and my laptop using the same license. Another great feature that is not mentioned much is that it comes with 1TB of online storage with OneDrive.

Office 365 is being used by my company across the organization, although it is currently being offered only to senior employees.

It is particularly useful for people who are on the go and need to be able to access their documents and emails from wherever they may be. Not only does Office 365 come with loads of cloud storage, it gives access to SharePoint, Teams, OneNote and many other applications.

Microsoft Office 365 is being used by the whole organization. It is a good product to access emails but I could not access folders in my system when I was working from home which is what I was told that it should be able to do.

Our organization wanted to consolidate our on-premise Exchange server and Office Suite. We moved the whole business to the cloud of Microsoft Office 365 a little over two years ago. This allowed us to reduce the ongoing costs of maintaining our own Exchange environment and would keep our Office software up to date through the subscription. It also simplified staff access to online Office resources when working outside the office.

Microsoft Office 365 is used across the whole international organization. It's been a great cloud-based improvement to our previous productivity suite, which included outdated standard Office applications. The suite of Office 365 products allows all users to be more collaborative. Specifically, Microsoft Teams and shared Office Docs are new for some in the company, but they have allowed for greater collaboration and file sharing internally.

Office 365 is used mainly for Excel and Word, with a few people using it to create presentations, make signs, etc. and others using OneDrive to store work-related material they need to share with other office users. We had tried open source solutions in the past and while many of them are quite good, the default is Office/Excel/Word and it greatly simplified daily tasks for our users to have the same tools as "everyone" else.

I use every aspect of Office 365; mainly all applications within help me achieve most of my daily tasks and keep in touch with my peers and customers. The most amazing part of Office is that we can have all tools without having to download it separately, and we have support on-demand, all the training they provide and more.

Office 365 is being used across the whole organization and across other organizations I support. It provides perfectly stable Office application experiences and the most reliable email service on the market today. I am beginning to research all of the new apps that Microsoft has added and hope to begin deploying them to everyone very soon.