Microsoft 365

Formerly Office 365

Our entire organization uses the complete Microsoft 365 suite. Email, Office, Teams, SharePoint.
It enables us to communicate effectively without and outside of our organization. The collaboration that it allows with the use of Office & SharePoint is extremely beneficial. SSO integration with other apps also allows us to use other applications with the security of M365 and convenience of a single login.

Used both by my business and by my clients when I develop programs they can use ongoing.

MS Office 365 is simply the gold standard for office productivity. As a team we routinely use nearly all the different software packages to perform daily functions such as word processing, spreadsheet activities and presentation development. The ease of use and integration between all users, both internally and externally, is second to none.

Microsoft 365 is useful across our entire organization. The cloud connectivity and interpersonal communication is invaluable. Coupled with our other practice management software, Microsoft 365 is one of the backbones of our office. We also appreciate that it's HIPAA compliant, provides calendar functions, note taking, spreadsheet functions, etc. It has everything required to run a business.

Microsoft 365 is the go-to suite for office productivity-spreadsheet, word processing, PIM Outlook and presentations. It has improved significantly in terms of usage and settings across multiple devices and platforms. The subscription model has helped with keeping users on the same version and up to date. We also find it is very effective with One Drive.

I used Microsoft 365 in the day to day operations of my business. Creating documents, spreadsheets, and slide decks. The problem it addresses is the need to create documents that are easy to share with a wide number of people and, in my experience, more people have programs installed that can open Office documents than any other similar software. I choose Microsoft 365 specifically for this reason.

We use Microsoft 365 enterprise-wide for reports, PowerPoint for training, email, contracts, documents, etc. Everything is highly intuitive and easy to use, [and] offers more functions than we need. One aspect of this product that needs serious work by the developer(s) is the Outlook email function. It is cumbersome and applies "rules" inconsistently. I frequently find valid email in my junk folder, after I created a rule for that originator (multiple times, actually). I occasionally find junk email in my inbox. Google's and Yahoo's algorithms are excellent at separating valid and junk email. That is the only complaint about the product. The support.... different story. Microsoft continues to use the pandemic as the excuse for poor customer service ("during these difficult times"). Funny how other companies of similar size and stature have rebounded and found a work-around to the COVID issues.

We are using Microsoft 365 cloud edition in our organization along with some native applications like Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint installed on the systems of the employees. Microsoft 365 is an incredibly great solution for performing most of the routine work for any type of organization, as we get the best email service in form of Microsoft outlook and a wonderful collaboration solution in form of Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint. Other applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote are almost the fundamental requirements of any professional in today's world. Microsoft 365 has solved all of our basic work-life issues and being able to use the applications in the cloud, we can access our work on the go from anywhere without any problems. As Microsoft Teams is also part of our enterprise license of Microsoft 365, we can communicate and conduct team meetings virtually whenever needed. Microsoft 365 is available to use for all of the employees in the organization through the SSO facility.

Office 365 is used as a comprehensive suite for productivity enhancement and document sharing purposes. We use it across the organization. It solves document management and sharing-related complexities in an extremely easy and transparent way.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is used across the whole organization. It solves following business problems:

• Makes the data more visual by creating charts, diagrams.
• It is used to retrieve data from 3rd party tools and helps the users to make analysis on the data.
• You can write reports based on the data.
• You can document the processes and process flows.
• You can create custom templates for your internal and external communications.

In conclusion, this product is a great help for organizational operations and daily tasks.

Our whole organization uses Microsoft 365. It's a huge benefit to all our teams. Not only does it provide the basics of word processing, datasheets, and email organization, but it also has solved our need for an intranet through Sharepoint and digital group communication through Teams. Microsoft 365 has been invaluable to the success of our organization.

Using this as the primary suite for the business: e-mail, communication (Teams), word processing, spreadsheets, collaboration. You name it. No package in the market comes close to it in terms of the variety of solutions it offers and all of this at a price that just makes sense with different bundles to suit your needs.

Our entire organization is currently utilizing the Microsoft 365 platform. We have this as part of our standard computer "image" and it includes the basic Office suite. We are leveraging Outlook as the primary email client throughout the company. We are also utilizing Excel and Word for our spreadsheets and document creation/editing.

<div>Microsoft 365 is what my company relies on for creating spreadsheets, text files, preparing presentations and much more. It's amazing how handy the Office suite comes in handy and it's a must have on every computer nowadays. We also use SharePoint to collaborate on teams' files.<br></div><div>Recently we started using OneDrive included in Microsoft 365 to backup users' files into the cloud.</div><div><br></div>

Microsoft tools are by far the most used and recognized tools for word processing and email management. Microsoft Outlook is the tool we use most. It easily streamlines handling multiple mailboxes/addresses and seamlessly allows for us to address mail from a multitude of addresses based on the response needed.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) has been our default office application across the whole organization. We are implementing the whole enterprise suite, with all the integrated packages of OneDrive, Teams, Outlook, and document processing apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.). Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) solved the problem of disintegrated systems and brought everything together within the Microsoft Office ecosystem.

Microsoft 365 is being used by our entire organization. All of the employees use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, Outlook, and Teams. It solves our communication and productivity problems rather well. Each individual productivity product has its own quirks, however for the most part, I do not feel like we would be able to have the entire enterprise switch to a platform such as Google, as folks are so used to using Microsoft.

In the finance department, I mainly use Excel in the Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] package. Its data functions and features are particularly helpful. We have to allocate payroll expenses across numerous departments, grants, and programs, and Excel allows me to efficiently reformat data from our payroll system for monthly analysis. I also find the mail merge in Word helpful when we have to send out sometimes hundreds of letters at once.

We are a Microsoft school, so this is the officially supported office solution for the entire organization. We use it for email, calendaring, word processing, spreadsheets, file sharing, and collaboration. I think the main thing that the Microsoft 365 version of office does is to help figure out file sharing and collaboration. For this purpose, it is very good.

Several apps from [Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] have being used by my organization. For presentations or procedures, we use Powerpoint. For reports, we use Word. For communications and calls/meetings, we use Teams. For emails & calendar, we use Outlook. All individual data which is not saved on servers, is being saved on OneDrive in case of a machine failure. For calculation sheets, we use Excel.

We use Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] to manage most of the collaboration and communication within our university. We use it for e-mail, calendar, chat and communication, and documents (and sharing of documents). It helps bring all of our communication and documentation into a single location, easily shared throughout our organization and teams.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is being used in our company for different projects--from Microsoft Office to PowerPoint for presentations. We really enjoy the added features, especially the Teams app, which lets us direct message an individual or a group. The calendar feature is very helpful. Cortana will be your best friend! It is a tool that sends you reminders if there is something that is detected that you may have missed.

The entire organization is using Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) right now. It offers a lot more flexibility than hosting on-premise in Exchange. The biggest benefit is not having to worry about hosting the data on your own storage. We also benefit a lot from getting constant updates and improvements through Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365). Getting the constant evolution of the products in Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) allows us to take advantage of the latest features without having to buy new licenses to get new features like static products.

We're using Microsoft 365 across our entire organization. It's enabled us to eliminate the use of Citrix to run Office for remote users.