Office 365 Insights

As we approach the end of another year we are faced with another festive season. Use Microsoft 365 to make the most wonderful time of the year a breeze.

Discover the subtle yet impactful differences between using Enter and Shift-Enter in Microsoft Word. Learn how these techniques can enhance your document formatting, from line breaks to bulleted lists. Elevate your Word skills and optimise your content's appearance with expert insights and training.

Microsoft forms is a dynamic tool for anybody and everybody. Learn how to use Microsoft forms to make planning group events a breeze.

The range of products under the Microsoft 365 platform have been put to the limit in the past year and a half with the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. One of the most useful products is Microsoft Planner.

Looking to the future WaterNSW's sought to ensure processes and information systems could carry across the whole of the organisation to ensure seamless operation as they grew. With Microsoft's cloud products they achieved this and improved experiences for employees and customers alike.

In 21st Century students require 21st century learning strategies. Dr Kellerman of UNSW provided just that, on a massive scale for his engineering students, all with Microsoft Teams.

We have all dabbled in creating PowerPoint presentations and know how intimidating the first blank screen can be. Enter Sway, PowerPoint’s smaller, more articulate brother who provides a cloud-only application that is easy to use and tells a story rather than slides of bullet points.

You'd be forgiven for not having heard of Microsoft Delve. Delve is a cloud-based solution that displays personal content and helps you find documents you or your team are working on.

Is this your own project or part of a team? Are there many deliverables or very few? These are critical factors in determining the right task management software.

Through their adoption of Office 365 global beauty brand L’Oréal Paris has laid the foundation for ongoing collaboration and innovation.

Microsoft has introduced a range of updates and features over the past two months designed to help you work more efficiently, collaborate with your teammates with ease and be more proactive about your data security.  

If you’ve never used Microsoft Flow or even heard of it before, you’ve come to the right place.  The program is an incredibly versatile tool, and provides users with automation solutions in order to make complex business tasks more efficient and straight forward. 

With the introduction of Microsoft Teams into workspaces, customers have had their workplace collaboration transformed, business processes streamlined and critical information protected. The report by market research firm ETR shows that Teams is in fact surpassing Slack in daily use.

The team at Microsoft is always implementing new tools to make sure your important data is properly integrated into your digital systems. Read on for three simple, yet smart features that help make this happen.

The implementation of business collaboration tools such as Microsoft Teams can be invaluable for a business.  Microsoft Teams touts itself as a business solution tool, helping to increase employee productivity, improve efficiency and save businesses time and money while doing so.  Teams can improve collaboration across an entire organisation, and provides an online space which fosters innovation within a well-informed and empowered workforce.

With the rise of technology-driven workplaces, many employees are feeling the pressure to amp up their technology skill sets in order to keep up with others and the industries around them.  Here’s a few examples of how anyone can develop their technological capacity in just a few simple steps with easy-to-use Microsoft programs.

Chances are you have not heard of Microsoft’s Sway before, so we’ve put together a quick guide as to what the program is and how you can best use it for your business.