Office 365

Mobile Device Management (MDM) for Office 365 is a useful solution for many organizations who want to to securely manage their mobile devices (Android, iOS, and Windows devices). Luckily, many Office 365…

As a general rule, most people should always install 32-bit version of Microsoft Office. There are some situations where you would benefit from 64-bit version of Office, but those cases are rare…

Yesterday, a client of mine asked me a question that comes up often in the conversations with my IT students, business customers, and user group meetings: Is SharePoint a good platform for building…

Export to Excel is a useful SharePoint feature. Once in a while you may run into a situation where the feature just won’t work. There are several reasons why this feature may…

OneDrive is becoming more popular, not only because Microsoft is encouraging people to use it, but also because businesses want to take advantage of the benefits of OneDrive for Business. For most…

Microsoft Office 365 supports both the desktop versions of Microsoft Office applications, which are installed on a workstation, and the online versions of Office applications that can be opened, viewed, and edited…

Microsoft was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen on April 4, 1975 in Albuquerque, NM. It moved its headquarters to a Seattle suburb (Redmond) in 1986. On Friday, June 7, 2019,…

There are multiple OneDrive options available today and unfortunately they don’t always play nice with each other. If you need to decide which version you should keep, it would be nice to…

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security feature in Microsoft Office 365 which allows users to use a second authentication factor, along with their password. At the time of writing, multi-factor in Office…

Here’s a quick rundown of Microsoft Office 365 plans for U.S. Government and Businesses. Office 365 usually includes Microsoft Office applications, SharePoint Online, Exchange email and Skype for Business. Keep in mind that,…