Microsoft 365

A key decision when buying Microsoft’s cloud productivity suite is whether you will buy the Business level, Office Enterprise Level or Microsoft Enterprise or Enterprise level services.  Both levels offer an extraordinary portfolio of services.  And it keeps getting better with the addition of Teams which brings everything together.  Check out our blog about Teams. Plus or Minus 300 Users:  The major distinction is that the Microsoft Business Essential, Standard…

I have tried a couple methods and searched how to add outlook calendar to signature but did not find success with either integration.  Today, I will teach you how to add a link to your signature with your Outlook Calendar. Step 1: Log into Office.com and open your Outlook Calendar Step 2: Click the Gear Icon in the upper right-hand corner. Scroll to the bottom to “View all Outlook Settings”…

Office Applications included in both Microsoft 365 Business Standard and Office 365 E3 During your Microsoft 365 License Comparison of Microsoft 365 Business Standard vs. Office 365 E3, you'll see that both subscriptions include Office applications for up to 5 PCs, an Exchange mailbox, OneDrive for Business, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft 365 SharePoint Online, while the price difference is an additional $10.50 user/month for the Office 365 E3 plan. So,…

The world has changed, and businesses of all sizes are looking for new ways to stay agile and enable growth—including remote or hybrid workplaces. Moving to the cloud can seem like a big step for SMB customers. You can make it easy and affordable with Microsoft 365 for SMB. Businesses can: Work with people almost anywhere using always up to date cloud-based versions of Office apps.Stay in touch with videoconferencing,…