One of the most popular tools for office productivity is Microsoft 365. The platform has multiple tools that include a mix of old standards, like Word/Excel/PPT/Outlook, and new innovative cloud tools like OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams. [Read more…]

We’re a year into the pandemic now and our world looks quite a bit different than it did at the start of 2020. As hope is on the horizon for a return to some of the things we’re used to doing, like having backyard BBQs with friends or seeing a ballgame in person, most people realize that things may not go back in time but become a “new normal.” [Read more…]

About 69% of U.S. homes have at least one type of smart gadget. Whether it’s a voice speaker, doorbell camera, or a smart refrigerator, technology that used to seem futuristic is now becoming the norm for many households. [Read more…]

Microsoft Teams has been one of the most popular cloud applications of the pandemic. User counts increased 475% between November 2019 and October 2020. The combination of virtual work hub with chat, voice, and video communication have made it a vital tool for remote employees. [Read more…]

Being able to do things faster and more efficiently can pay off in a number of ways. If you’re a freelancer and a productivity tip shaves an hour per day off the time it takes you to do your work and you earn $25 per hour, that’s an additional $125 per week. [Read more…]

Do you have problems with your home or office network that you’ve just chalked up to “that’s the way it is?” Maybe your internet cuts out when the microwave is on or you have that one room way at the end of the hallway that no one can get a connection in. [Read more…]

Are you one of the 651,000+ US business users of Microsoft 365? If so, how do you know your team is using the application as productively as possible? [Read more…]

One annual task that a business really should be doing for good security hygiene is to review its IT securitysafeguards and see if they’re still adequate to protect from new and emerging threats. [Read more…]

It’s not uncommon for companies to be paying for SaaS tools that they’re not using or not using fully. Microsoft 365 is a good example of this. [Read more…]

As soon as the excitement of moving to a brand-new computer or cloud system begins to wear off, the realization sets in that you need to somehow move all your data, settings, apps, etc. from one system to another. [Read more…]