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SharePoint Online is a collaboration and productivity platform hosted by Microsoft’s cloud-based system which included in the Office 365 bundle. You will love it more if you can optimize  it’s  capabilities that’s why we want to share these 5 tricks that you can start with:   1. Create a SharePoint Team Site   They say that Team sites are the bread and butter of this platform. It connects you and your team to the content, information, and apps you rely on every day. For example, you can use it to store and collaborate on files or to create and manage lists of information.   What is more amazing is that you can create group-connected  SharePoint  Online   team sites in seconds without special coding ability! When you create a group, Office 365 gives the group a shared inbox, a calendar, a OneNote notebook, a default place for files (document library), Planner for task management and a modern team site with pages, lists, libraries and team news.   You can inclu

The main difference between Office 365 and the traditional boxed version is that the former is a subscription-based service, which offers more bang for the buck than the latter. Sure, you can still buy the boxed copies, but you will probably nix the idea once you get to know the other advantages that Office 365 has.   Here’s why Office 365 is worth choosing over the traditional copies.   * EACH user gets 1 TB of storage The Personal edition of Office 365 gives you 1 TB of storage on Microsoft OneDrive, while the Home edition allows access for up to 5 users and EACH gets 1 TB of storage. This alone makes Office 365 such a sweet deal and we’re not including the other features included in the package. Compare this to Google Drive or Apple iCloud, which charges $10 for the same storage size AND they don’t have an annual subscription option.   Oh, and you also get access to Microsoft Office tools.   * Access for multiple users   Up to 5 separate PCs or Macs,

From the get-go, Microsoft Office 365 has always been a stellar product and continuously getting better. It’s a subscription service, a level up from the traditional boxed copies that have been used by offices for such a long time now. Although you can still avail of the boxed copies, it doesn’t really much sense now given the capabilities that Office 365 has in store for users. If you’re still not on board and you need more convincing why subscribing to the service is a great investment for your company, we’re giving you the top reasons why you should by Office 365 . * You get 1 TB of storage PER PERSON This alone makes Office 365 such a great deal. The Personal Edition provides 1 TB of storage on Microsoft OneDrive; the Home edition has 1 TB of storage on OneDrive for each of the 5 users. Subscribing to the Personal Edition will cost you $70, which is a better deal compared to Google Drive or Apple iCloud. The two services will cost you $10 for 1 TB of storage; they d

How does Office and Office 365 work together? The confusion within the enterprise is that Office has been named changed over to  Office 365  which is inaccurate. Microsoft Office has been around for over 25 years. If we look at the history, it goes all the way back to 1990. It started with a basic bundle that included Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Over the years, more applications would be  added  and we can see now that the Office suite and extended applications, depending on the edition you purchase, include over a dozen applications along with the web-based versions of some of these. There’s OneDrive and Skype for Business, there’s also Visio and Project and a lot of variety of other applications that connect in with Office 2016. The confusion comes when people think that Office, currently Office 2016, which is available for both PC’s and MAC’s is the same as Office 365. It isn’t.   Office 2016 is the suite of applications that have been evolving for 25 years. Office 365 i