No one wants to be in the firing line when their business makes headlines for the wrong reasons. Similarly, few employees would enjoy explaining to their boss that they accidentally handed over sensitive data to a competitor.
No one wants to be in the firing line when their business makes headlines for the wrong reasons. Similarly, few employees would enjoy explaining to their boss that they accidentally handed over sensitive data to a competitor.
As a sales manager, I spend a lot of time talking to chief technology officers, IT managers and end users. It’s my job to identify and solve business challenges with technology.
If you work for an enterprise using a cloud email platform, chances are it’s an Office 365 solution.
That’s according to Gartner’s latest enterprise cloud email adoption report, which identifies Office 365 as the cloud email platform of choice for organisations worldwide.
US computer engineer Ray Tomlinson sent the first email back in 1971. The World Wide Web wasn’t invented until 18 years later, when CERN computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee came up with a solution for sharing information on different computers.
If you’re curious about Delve, Microsoft’s artificially intelligent search and discovery application, you’re not alone. Since its launch last year, many of our clients have asked how they can use Delve to get more from Office 365.
Let’s take a look into the lives of two high-powered sales executives, Martha and George. The fictional pair have never met, but they do have a lot in common.
If you’ve skimmed over a tech blog or website in recent months, you’ve probably noticed Microsoft in the spotlight a little more than usual. It started with the release of Windows 10 back in July.
The right enterprise social networking platform can solve your organisation’s collaboration woes. But with so many tools available, how do you know which is best?
Many businesses are using SharePoint. What is less widely recognised is the ability of OneDrive for Business, which comes with SharePoint 2013, to improve the way you organise your documents and collaborate with colleagues.
When you go to a restaurant, you understand the process to get the meal you want. If you’re using Microsoft’s Office 365, it’s a similar (and just as simple) process to get what you need.