The 10 Best Office 365 Features You’ve Never Used (But Should)
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Most people understand the core capabilities in Office 365: they can log in, access email, upload documents, join in discussions. But are there features that go largely unused, but which can help you unlock personal or team productivity? In this presentation, Office Server and Services MVP Christian Buckley walks through 10 features that fit this description – and will help end users unlock untapped productivity and get the most out of the Office 365 platform and related Microsoft Office functionality.
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The 10 Best Office 365 Features You’ve Never Used (But Should)
- 1. Online Conference June 17th and 18th 2015
- 2. Christian Buckley CMO at Beezy + Office Servers and Services MVP www.beezy.net @buckleyplanet cbuck@beezy.net www.buckleyplanet.com
- 3. Online Conference June 17th and 18th 2015 Beezy is the premier enterprise collaboration solution for Microsoft Office 365 and SharePoint, extending the feature set and improving the user experience for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments. We are on a mission to transform the way people work, and to help employees be more connected, innovative, and happy. Learn more at www.beezy.net or @FollowBeezy on Twitter.
- 4. • The Evolution of SharePoint • 6 things you probably already know about • 10 features you’ve probably never used • A couple more things you should also know about
- 7. the primary driver for cloud adoption will shift from economics to innovation Frank Gens, Senior Vice President and Chief Analyst at IDC
- 11. Yammer Office Graph Delve / Boards Inline Social NextGen Portals Office 365 Video Office 365 Groups Office 365 Planner Office 2016 Skype for Business
- 14. • Intelligent • Social • Mobile • Ready to go • http://bit.ly/1SQw2vN • http://bit.ly/20SY0Gr • http://bit.ly/1UkuCZG
- 16. • http://bit.ly/1NGR78P • https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/ • http://whitepages.unlimitedviz.com/ • http://bit.ly/1VBQ0Z5
- 18. • http://dev.office.com/officegraph • http://bit.ly/1HlFLkX • http://bit.ly/1RYYDOg
- 20. • http://bit.ly/1zEwMHk • http://bit.ly/1F3KkDa • http://bit.ly/1HlFLkX • http://bit.ly/291Ddjf
- 24. • https://groups.outlook.com/ • http://bit.ly/1DwbrU7 • http://bit.ly/1SQCRNM • http://bit.ly/1LhPb60 • http://bit.ly/1Ll22Qw
- 29. • https://products.office.com/en/skype-for-business/ • http://bit.ly/1RgIti9 • http://bit.ly/1FdhgpR
- 45. • https://blog.docs.com/ • http://bit.ly/290RK02 • http://bit.ly/28YsByg
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- Discuss E2open background, early forays into cloud infrastructure and what we learned about building SaaS offerings. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) E-commerce Telecom advances SOAP and XML Service-Oriented Architecture Web Services Virtualization Inexpensive hardware
- He goes on to say “The emergence of cloud as the core for new 'business as a service' offerings will accelerate cloud adoption and dramatically raise the cloud model's strategic value beyond CIOs to CXOs of all types."
- I always tell people about my first day of work at the phone company in the early 1990’s, where I was handed a giant 3-ring binder. I went on to help build out an internal knowledge management portal, which introduced me to the space. My first real experience with the entire concept of a paperless office actually started back in 2001 at a company called E2open where I was hired as a product manager to help create a hosted collaboration platform for high-tech manufacturing companies to more easily and flexibly collaborate with their design partners and manufacturing teams around the world. Which led me directly to Microsoft in 2006…
- You see what I did there? I jumped right to where I said you should not jump. But after all, I don’t know the specifics of your organizations, or the maturity level of your collaboration efforts to know which pieces to suggest. Technology can be a crutch – because its easier to stand here and talk about tech than it is to get at the root of the problems within any organization, which are inevitably people and cultural issues that keep you moving forward with your strategy. Having said that, there are tools that can move you in the right direction
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