Adding a personal signature to email messages makes your emails look more professional and personalized. This, in turn, will help you make a solid first impression on the recipient. Moreover, Microsoft Outlook lets you make your email signature as unique as you want, allowing you to include text, images, logo, electronic business cards, or even… (more) 5 Easy Steps to Add a Signature to Outlook
When Post-It Notes came out, many people considered them one of the greatest inventions for the office of all-time. They stuck to just about anything, keeping reminders of important tasks front and center. Throw in multiple sizes and colors, and it’s easy to understand why a few of your co-workers chose to plaster every available… (more) The Super-Easy Guide on How to Use OneNote
Microsoft (formerly Office) 365 for Education looks like a great deal. It comes with Microsoft’s productivity suite with additional communication and collaboration applications. It’s also advertised as free. In this post we’ll be asking: Is it really free? What do you get? How does it compare with G Suite? First things first. Is it really… (more) Is Microsoft 365 Really Free for Students and Teachers?
Browsing Office 365 plans? Don’t get out your credit card just yet. There are some options you should try first. I know, the prospect of a free Office 365 download sounds kind of farfetched. But it’s not. If there is a legal way that you don’t have to pay, you’ll find it here. Of course,… (more) The 5 Best Ways to Get Office 365 for Free—Guaranteed
Nonprofits and other NGOs have to be able to coordinate with employees, partners, and volunteers from all around the globe at a moment’s notice. To help these companies follow through on their mission, Microsoft makes its Office 365 productivity suite considerably more affordable to qualified nonprofits. Here’s everything you need to know about the various Office… (more) Are the Free Office 365 Nonprofit Plans Worth It?
At only $8 a month per user, Office 365 E1 sets your company up with an enterprise-class productivity suite. Each user gets access to email, secure storage, collaborative platforms, and a host of tools designed specifically for large-scale businesses to thrive. It’s entirely cloud-based. Of course, there are some drawbacks along with the affordability. We’ll… (more) How to Tell If the Office 365 E1 Plan Is Right for You
Microsoft Planner is an Add-in for Office 365 that helps you organize teams and stay on top of your projects. It’s incredibly easy to use, fully integrated with all of your Office apps, and free so long as Planner is included with your Office 365 subscription. Essentially, Office 365 Planner is Microsoft’s way of making… (more) The Beginner’s Guide to Office 365 Planner
Most folks looking for an Office 365 subscription for themselves or their family compare Office 365 Home vs Personal. These two plans have a lot in common, but there are key differences you’ll want to know before you decide. There are also other Microsoft products in the same price range that might better suit your… (more) How to Choose Between Office 365 Home and Personal
Why do the majority of Fortune 500 companies rely on SharePoint for document management and intranet? The same reasons smaller companies do: SharePoint is easy to learn, easy to use, and very dependable. Combined with Office 365, SharePoint is even better. Currently, SharePoint Online is bundled with some versions of Office 365, or it can… (more) Does Office 365 Have SharePoint?
Thinking about an Office 365 E3 subscription for your enterprise? Wondering if you can get by with something lighter, or worried that it might not be enough? Let’s break down Office 365 E3, and compare it to other Office plans, so you’re confident in picking the right one. Quick overview of the Office 365 E3… (more) A Complete Breakdown of Office 365 E3
