Microsoft 365

Formerly Office 365

Thunderbird is very nice tool but in my case not used because I have several issues with his calendar.
Zoom is very good tool, providing you low band usage and good video and sound quality.
I have tested OpenOffice but not nice UI experience.
Slack very good chatting tool with history keeping and huddle for quick audi call.

Its very user-friendly, collaborative and efficient that boosts productivity using cloud tools. their security is strong and it provides data protection. There are regular updates that shields us from attackers too. It offers a wealth of learning resources, including tutorials, help articles and video guide to help users make the most of the application and personally upgrade their skills.

All the features in Microsoft Office 365 are better than any other product in the market except the protection feature. This is the only weakness in Microsoft 365 where had to stop their protection and buy Proofpoint Advanced Threat Protection.

The Exchange Online feature is better than any other product. I have done so many migrations of mailboxes from different products to Office 365. Simliarly with SharePoint Online and Skype. The MRM policy, Ediscovery, Mail flow, Legal hold and many other features perform better than other products. Overall Microsoft Office 365 is a complete package product. Offcourse there are some limitations but then no product is perfect and always have scope for improvement.

LibreOffice is great for single-users or freelancers, but for organizations Microsoft 365 provide all the components that may be required in a single and unified product.

I [did] not compare any other kinds of productivity software for this workplace. Where I work came with it as my only option to use and has been the same since I've been here. [I] [do] use Apple Keynote, Pages, [and] Sheets extensively elsewhere. [I] [have] also loved the ability to upload a file into Dropbox and then use Microsoft online to edit there.

Device compatibility and enterprise level voice isn't as readily available with Google Voice.

I really don't know of anything that is a competitor for Microsoft 365 - that's both good and bad.

Microsoft has serious usability issues compared to Google products. Interfaces are cluttered, unintuitive and not easy to use. Compared to the offline version of the office products, 365 online truly disappoints.

I used to like Google more than Microsoft because I used it more, but now I think they are very similar. I am able to use both on my phone, both have Clouds, and both have synced calendars, documents, and sheets. The reason I use Microsoft is [that] my company uses it, and I had no impact on that decision. However, since my time at this company, I have grown to love Microsoft and how easy it makes simple day-to-day tasks. Again, since we now work from home a lot, Microsoft makes work much easier. I think Google does, as well, but now that I am [using] Microsoft every single day, I have learned more tricks and tips, making me value Microsoft and Google equally.

Google Sheets, doesn't give me the same flexibility that Excel does. I have been frustrated when trying to work in Sheets to build complex spreadsheets. It is easier to manipulate and the spreadsheet can still be shared with a team member when cooperation needs to be had in that document.

Compared to Docs & Sheets, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Sheets offer more functionality. Notepad is almost always pre-installed on Microsoft Word-enabled computers. This alternative to Microsoft Word isn't as robust, but it's free. Microsoft Publisher is incompatible with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, or any other version of the Adobe Creative Suite. Microsoft 365 is a mashup of numerous well-known programs. We haven't tried any other products because they have the same features or compatibility as our office products.

I was not in charge of choosing Microsoft 365, but I have used Google Drive extensively in the past. Google Drive and OneDrive are VERY similar. you can hook them up to your file explorer and share links, auto-sync files, and access them on your mobile/tablet, etc. Google Docs and Word are pretty similar too. I think one thing that sets Microsoft apart is the SharePoint + Teams combo. Our team works from home a lot and we all can access live files such as Word documents that need to be coordinated with other team members. Having all of the software that you touch on a daily basis speak nicely to each other just makes sense. While you can achieve the live shared documents in Google Drive the way Sharepoint associates them to your "Team" and how they are at your fingertips is amazing, I can't imagine working another way now.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) and Google Drive have a very similar structure. Both have apps that can provide the same performance. For example, Google Docs and Microsoft Word are alike. Likewise, Google Sheets and Excel, Google Meet and Teams, Google Slide and PowerPoint, and Gmail and Outlook perform almost the same and have the same functions. The one difference is that Google has a system to automatically save your work on each application. For most Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) products, you may have to manually save a project. Google also allows you to save certain documents into other forms. For example, Google Docs allows you to download a document as a PDF, Word Doc, etc. I really like that versatility.

While I do like Microsoft, I miss using Google. I think it’s faster and just a little less clunky. However, OneNote and Teams are a huge advantage for the way we use Microsoft products at my school.

Microsoft Office 365 is definitely the industry leader when it comes to having a suite of basic tools to create, collaborate and share within and outside of your organization. It’s also very valuable since so many other companies use it as the skills for employees are transferred upon hiring and makes the workforce more efficient.

None -- we always used some version of Office.

Zoho does a decent job but is lacking in the refinement of its product. The cost point is much lower so this is not really unacceptable if you realize that when purchasing. The feature uses are harder to navigate and making changes requires a little more digging as they are not quite as easy to find.

From a management standpoint, Microsoft 365 is far easier to use than Exchange. No, it is not as robust but for day-to-day use, I would choose Microsoft 365 every time.

Because 365 connects most of my work apps such as OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams.

I have apple products at home and they work well for what we use them for but the problem is not all products work with Mac products. My main design software will export file formats that are 100% compatible with Microsoft but not Mac. This plays a huge role in deciding what equipment and software we purchase.

Microsoft 365 is far superior to Google Sheets in terms of functionality and ease of use. Google Workspace facilitates document sharing. [Microsoft] 365, on the other hand, is more powerful in terms of the functions it supports, such as Excel and Power BI. Though Microsoft 365 falls short of my expectations in terms of software. But it is an ideal solution due to its well-known office suite and excellent Windows OS integration.

Microsoft 365 has very good security features and is one of the reliable product when it comes to security. It is very user friendly which makes it a popular choice amongst all users. Its frequently enhanced versions with new features added each time makes it a hot product in the market. Using Microsoft 365 is an experience in itself and would be definitely recommended to everyone.