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5 Benefits of Microsoft 365 Training for Your Business

From content creation to email to collaboration — as well as a host of other productivity tools — Microsoft 365 remains a staple among many modern workplace structures. With so...

Microsoft 365 Training: Laying a Foundation for a Digital Transformation

“The content was easy to follow in the manner it was presented. The breakout groups helped me learn about different features of the tools I use.”  In today’s world of fast-paced...

Microsoft 365 Copilot: Your AI Partner for Working Smarter Not Harder

Whether you’ve realized it or not, artificial intelligence (AI) is embedded in many of the applications you use to complete your day-to-day tasks. For example, AI helps generate suggestions...

Modern SharePoint: Are You Using These 5 Features?

Hard to believe that just a few years ago, most companies didn’t use a cloud-based file-sharing platform. Instead, documents were tucked away in folders – hard to find and even...

How to Enhance Productivity with Microsoft Power Automate

Automation can save you time and headache at work, and make sure that your employees’ time is being allocated where it is most valuable. See how to use Microsoft Power Automate with...

How Microsoft Tools Can Help SMBs Do More With Less

Our Chief Technology Officer, Brandon Nohr, attended the annual Microsoft conference to hear from industry leaders and learn more about new products and features. In particular, he...

The Modern Workplace: 4 Tips for Better File Management

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of articles about the Modern Workplace and how Microsoft 365 tools help streamline work, increase productivity, and keep your data secure....

Four things to consider as you move to the cloud

Microsoft 365 has become a powerful platform for businesses to do something previously not possible (at least not easily or at a reasonable cost): move to the cloud while simultaneously...

Power BI Phase 1: Defining The Data Relationship Video Tutorial

NOTE: This is a continuation of the blog “Connect the Dots: Why Dashboarding Your Data Can Tell a Compelling Story”. If you haven’t had a chance to read that, it might be useful...