Microsoft 365

Formerly Office 365

We use Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) as a email provider. It allows us to manage our email in the cloud in a secure way, without the need to look after an additional server. It ensures our server is always up to date with all security patches and that we always have the latest version of Outlook.

We use the different products in the Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] suite for basic word processing, data reporting, simple statistical analysis, and personal project tracking. It helps us address business problems such as managing time spent and tracking progress on smaller tasks for individuals where progress on these tasks don't need to be tracked by team members.

[Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)] is being used independently by some members of our organization. We normally use GSuite applications, although it is better to edit documents in our office applications. I currently use the Microsoft Word, Power Point and Excel in my day to day work. It is used as a word processing application, data management and communications[.]

Microsoft 365 is used by each person of the organization as a local Word Processing and Spreadsheet Management. While we use Google Docs to actually share internal content amongst ourselves, external documents are created in Word.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is used by our entire organization of 60+ employees. It is a valuable solution to our business needs. Especially during COVID-19 when many of us were working remotely, we were all able to access everything we needed from home. As a financial institution, security is an extra valuable piece since we deal with a lot of important information.

We use Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) not only to store email but also to store other office documents on OneDrive as well as set up team meetings. It really saves us from spending dollars on having to manage network servers.

We use Microsoft 365 for our hosted email platform for every at the company now, making it easier for everyone to work remotely if they need to and lower our dependency on the server room in the office staying online. Now employees can get their email from any computer and from any internet connection, with minimal setup needed.

Microsoft 365 is being used across our entire university. Since it has a multitude of programs that address the average office needs. It is the perfect program for a large enterprise like our university. With products like Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint we can create projects and track them while maintaining great communication.

The entire organization uses Microsoft 365 for nearly everything we do. The continually added features and programs just keep making the suite of products better and better. I always try out the features/programs to see if I can use them in my daily role and have convinced many others to switch how they were doing certain tasks previously to an improved experience.

We rely on Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] extensively for business functions. This includes email, calendar, SharePoint (file sharing and publishing to websites), OneDrive (backing up files), and the other available features. Since everyone is using the software it makes business operations seamless because we can coordinate and sync calendars, use the email features, and access the software from wherever we are in the world (especially helpful during the pandemic when we all started working from home).

We use it for communication and production. E-mail, drafting of documents, spreadsheets, etc. We also use Publisher and PowerPoint for the creation of presentations and demonstrative materials. It has streamlined our workflows and improved our efficiency. It provides us the flexibility because we can use it on desktop, tablets and smartphones.

It is being used both at the department level and across the whole organization. Since it is subscription based, all licensing is managed in the cloud. With Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365), users have the option of running the software in the cloud and also installing the apps locally to workstations, laptops, and mobile devices. It addresses the business problem of having a robust, all-in-one productivity suite that is compatible across multiple platforms and operating systems.

Microsoft Office 365 was used as my company's e-mail provider. It was used across the entire organization, and the business problem that it addressed was e-mail usage and shared documents. We sourced it through GoDaddy. Every business needs an e-mail provider these days, and the options are more or less between Google and Microsoft.

[Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is] currently being used in a number of places, we use it to write performance plans, PDR’s and appraisals to name a few things we use the processor for but also for data analysis through excel, presentation of data, building hubs and and also writing vb code in the developer tab of excel. It allows us to easily create documents and spreadsheets and easily share them with other users knowing that there’s no issue around format or viewing them across the business.

We currently use Microsoft 365 [(formerly Office 365)] with enterprise licenses that provide the office suite and Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint and Microsoft Teams. We have used Teams to replace our legacy chat program about a year ago, and it has been a very positive experience. We no longer have to manage the Office licenses for over 400 users, and can have add-ons if needed, like Microsoft Defender or Audio Conferencing. We also utilize SharePoint and OneDrive for remote file sharing and collaboration when you can't use VPN to get connected to our network or file shares. This provides the security we require along with the ability to work anywhere an d have access to what you need. The [ability] for Microsoft 365 to integrate into our Identity management is also a big win for security along with password replication from our on premise AD environment. Azure AD Connect provides that framework for us to grow on.

We use Microsoft 365 for many of its programs including Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive across the entire company. Our users can log into their 365 account and download programs to their computers as they need to, or just operate exclusively out of 365. It handles most of our day to day program needs, outside of the more industry specific programs.

Microsoft 365 is used office wide, primarily for Word, PowerPoint and Excel. While there are cloud based options (like Google sheet/slides/docs, etc.) 365 is pretty much the standard office program for the world. The reasonable cost of it is a big bonus as well, especially for a small business, as we don't have the biggest tech budget. Being able to have the preferred industry standard for a low price helps us a lot.

Our company adopted Microsoft 365 a few years ago. Having this included for our office employees has changed the way we do business. No more version differences, no more need to find CD's to download, no more purchasing Microsoft programs separately. This all inclusive plan takes care of it all for us.

Microsoft 365 is the workhorse app for my work, and I have a Mac based office.

I use Word daily. There are features that Word for Mac doesn't have, but Word does so much more and I don't need to know every Word trick to make it work. I use Excel frequently, at least weekly. It is much more robust than offerings from competitors. Again, I don't know all the tricks, but I can do what I need to do and Microsoft's help features guide me through new tasks.

I have used OneNote, and it's a powerful tool. However, I don't process information in a way that makes OneNote helpful for me.

Even better, Microsoft's development team have made installing updates bulletproof. Updates no longer tie up RAM or cause conflicts on my Mac.

Microsoft 365 is being used by my entire organization. It helps us create reports for all employees because we rely heavily on performance metrics. We use it to create presentations for team meetings and quarterly summits. We also use it to share content across the organization. It is a tool that we use every single day. We also use the cloud storage and email app.

We use Microsoft 365 across the entire organization. We use Outlook and most of the standard Office applications included in the suite, including Powerpoint, Excel, and Word. The hosted solution allows for us to seamlessly work across the world and stay connected without the concern of maintenance or hardware failures.

Used across the entire organization, Microsoft 365 allows for more collaboration, easier sharing of documents, easier access. We use it in conjunction with SharePoint and Microsoft Teams for a total office experience even while we're all working remotely from various parts of the US.

Capriccio Elite currently uses Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) for all administrative staff as a file repository in SharePoint for electronic files such as personnel records, agency documents, service recipient records, and the like. We also rely on Outlook, Word, and Excel for productivity and document writing and Teams for collaboration. Having a cloud-based repository for our documentation has solved the issues of needing to access different versions of documents, document collaboration, and an encrypted and backed-up filing system. The ability to have the folders sync to each user's desktop (with permissions in place, of course) has allowed administration to work on documents when offline when needed and have those documents sync back to SharePoint. Outlook encrypted email has solved the issue of needing to send PHI to case managers and other authorized receivers of information. Teams allows our agency to set up virtual meetings. It has also proved useful in remotely troubleshooting computer issues with the share screen function.

I use Microsoft Office 365 frequently for everyday use. This helps with creating content for the social media sites and programs that we are apart of. Microsoft 365 has presentation software that helps with content creation and presenting information for each team that I work on projects with. Microsoft 365 helps with solving the problems we had with documentation and also presenting information correctly. The writing software it has and also the PowerPoint software has helped with making information easier to give out or share.