Office 365

Office 365 is great for business use, especially for collaboration. However, you need to purchase a license first. Choosing an Office 365 license for you or your business can be overwhelming, but it’s an important step. Learn how Office 365 licensing works and the different types you can choose from that best fit your organization.…

Office 365 has been around for years, improving as time continues. Google Apps, then changed to G Suite, and now known as Google Workspace, is slightly newer. Both are powerful and feature-filled, and both have advantages and disadvantages. However, generally people in the business world are more familiar with Office 365.

Are you interested in using Microsoft Teams? If so, you need the appropriate Office 365 license to unlock this service. Teams has become a highly sought-after communication tool for businesses because of its user-friendly setup and versatile services. Let’s explore which Office 365 licenses are compatible with Teams.

Office 365 was released in 2011 as a cloud-based version of the popular Microsoft Office product line. Instead of getting new CDs every time Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other programs update, users enjoy automatic upgrades for a monthly subscription fee. Without the CDs, though, where is Office 365 installed? Are there files on the computer,…

Office 365 is the latest edition of the popular Microsoft Office software, and it’s merged with online functionality to the point where you need an Internet connection for most tasks. But is it possible to work offline? How autosave works If you’re working on an online file in SharePoint or OneDrive, your changes will be…

In years past, businesses purchased software, installed it on computers, and then at some point they had to upgrade it. That’s how everything worked, and Microsoft Office suite was no exception.

If you work in an all-Mac environment, or even if you work in a Windows environment but one or two people have a Mac, you may have wondered if Office 365 can be used on a Mac. The short answer: Yes, but it depends how you’re using it. The online version of Office 365 If…

If you’ve thought about moving to Office 365, you may have found yourself asking what exactly was included with your investment. There are different levels of Office 365, depending on which version you purchase. Let’s take a look at the different versions.