Microsoft 365

Formerly Office 365

I daily use several applications inside the Microsoft 365 suite. I use Outlook as a desk application to manage emails. Despite of the most app available in the store I consider for now maybe one of the best tool for this purpose. Microsoft Word is used to write and access documentation together with Powerpoint for slides presentations and some Excel to create tables and some calculations.

We are using Microsoft 365 which includes Exchange Online for mailboxes, SharePoint Online for collaborations, Teams for messaging, etc. There are 2000 users in all and we use E5 license for all the users who use company laptops. We also use Security and compliance feature in Office 365 to keep our data safe. Exchange Online archiving is enabled for all users. All the mailboxes are on legal hold so that data would be available even if user tries to delete it intentionally or has left the organization. Sharing of files and documents from OneDrive and Sharepoint is not allowed externally. Only internal employees can share within themselves. In case users wants to share it externally we add the external users as guest through Azure portal and then allow them to share it via Teams after getting the Non Disclosure Document betwen the parties.

In our company majority of the majority of the tasks are linked to Microsoft 365 in one or another way. In our company we use Microsoft Outlook for the communication purpose and Microsoft teams for the meetings. Our data is stored in one drive and we use Powerpoint and excel to present ir manage data. Microsoft 365 helps a lot even with its security features. Our authentication app is also Microsoft Authenticator which makes it seamless to login to various Office products. The combination of all these Microsoft 365 products makes to very easier for us to carry the office work. For example Outlook and Teams makes the communication through mails and meetings very easier. Microsoft also provides many security features to our company like My apps which authenticates logging into some company specific apps easier. The only thing I dislike about Microsoft 365 is these softwares occupy a lot of space in the oc and makes it slower sometimes. With providing the lighter versions of these softwares Microsoft can make these softwares run faster on even low end devices

The more things change, the more they stay the same. With the migration from "down load the program from these small diskettes" to the current "it's in the cloud, so you better have a good internet connection" the workhorse of the business world has been Microsoft. Office is as you might expect: reliable and a little bloated. We don't use all of it's features and there are times I think it would have been fine to just stick with that version that came on 3.25" diskettes, but I do like being able to access my work from anywhere I can get online, especially in COVID times.

We utilize M365 across our entire organization in a hybrid environment. We chose M365 initially for the licensing structure and cost efficiencies associated with desktop and mobile Office applications. Through the evolution of M365, we now appreciate one portal to administer our Office, and other Microsoft app, deployments. We also enjoy the reporting features as well.

Office 365 is being used by our entire organization for the base office products and for email. Some users and departments use some of the additional online features to better help with sharing and collaboration. Since switching to office 365 our updates and roll-outs have gone much smoother and complexity of the solution has gotten much easier to maintain.

Our university implemented Microsoft 365 about 4 years ago. We use the suite of products for all business tasks within the organization, incl. the entire office suite, email, calendar, Teams, Planner, etc.

Microsoft 365 has been used extensively in our organization. Everything we need to carry out our roles and collaborate in groups is contained in this one package. All of the company's employees will benefit from it. Interpersonal and cloud connectivity are both essential. This software integrates well with Microsoft 365. Calendar, Tasks, OneDrive, SharePoint, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are all utilized. Calendar, note-taking, and spreadsheet features are included. It has everything a business needs to run smoothly.

Microsoft 365 is used by all employees on a daily basis for everyday stuff. We all have Outlook emails, share files with OneDrive and Teams, and have standard office templates set up for things like Proposal Requests, ASI's, etc. We also use Microsoft 2 step authentication for logins for better security.

Mostly Outlook, Excel & Word - these programs are terrific.

It's convenient to use anywhere with browser. We can share the documents easily with common format.

Microsoft 365 is our company’s essential communications, collaboration, and sharing platform. Currently, our whole organization operates Microsoft 365, formerly known as Office 365. Nothing is challenging to figure out or use in this application. For example, we have Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive installed across the entire company. We allow our users to access their 365 accounts from anywhere and download programs to their computers as needed. It also has more features than we require. Our team works with Microsoft 365 suite products for basic word processing, data reporting, and individual project tracking. Time management, search, and progress monitoring are all made easier with this tool. In terms of email, Microsoft Outlook is the best, and SharePoint is a great collaboration tool. Microsoft 365 has provided us with real-world solutions and enabled us to use cloud-based applications. Except for industry-specific programs, it handles most of our daily program needs.

Microsoft 365 is used by everyone from all departments in my organization. It is mainly used for business communications internally and with all the clients. All its applications from Word to Excel are useful for everyday work which helps in increasing the efficiency in business activities. The functionality of using this suite when online and also when offline makes it much more liked product.

We're using it across the entire organization. Since it's integrated with SSO and our base accounts, everyone has access and a license. It prevents sending stale files over email and allows for better collaboration.

Microsoft 365 is currently being used by the entire organization. The cloud-based version is absolutely great when it comes to sharing documents with other employees.

Microsoft 365 is used by our whole organization. This includes the following suite of apps: Word Excel Powerpoint Onenote Teams Onedrive All of our marketing material and presentation material is created using Powerpoint with a custom-made template. Although we use Slack for our internal communication, many customers we interface with use Teams, so with having Teams it allows us to communicate with them. We use the Onedrive or Sharepoint to share documents and material via the cloud and utilize the restricted access features of onedrive and Sharepoint. For documents that require to be exported to document control management tools, we start them in a Microsoft Word format then convert to PDF. Any time sheets are required, it will either be done via Excel or Google Sheets.

Microsoft 365 has been rolled out across the organisation for all users over the past 2-3 years. The organisation has migrated from Office 2016, so most users are already comfortable with the Microsoft/Office environment. Users here make full use of the suite, but primarily use Outlook, Word, and Excel. I have personally been enjoying the new version of OneNote, but have most enjoyed the new version of Excel with new formulae being available (XLOOKUP being my favourite). With almost all correspondence being sent through Outlook, it is hard to imagine a problem that Microsoft 365 does not address here.

Our whole organization (less [than] one department with field employees) currently uses Microsoft 365 as our main way of communication through Outlook and Teams. We also utilize Calendar, Tasks, OneDrive, SharePoint, Yammer, and of course Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. We especially love Teams because of the ease of use and the screen-sharing feature. We also love the OneDrive because it makes it easy to work from home or the office, and we can share folders/files and it allows real-time updates.

It is being used across the entire organization for word processing and spreadsheet needs.

We use all Microsoft applications, including Teams, Excel, Word, Powerpoint, One Note, etc. It is being used across the whole organization and addresses all types of business problems; Excel and Powerpoint are used extensively by the Finance team and Teams and One Note are used across the organization to manage projects across departments.

It is used across the department. It has been used for document sharing, storage, collaboration and project tracking.

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 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.

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.