We use Teams for our collaboration. We use the Office 365 suite of products including PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and all related tools. Mostly I use Teams, Excel, and Word. I seldom use PowerPoint because I am not required to make presentations very often. I spend almost every moment in my office using Teams to collaborate and communicate with others, along with Excel and Word.

In Office 365, you can open Excel and Word documents and even PDFs without having to save the file or navigate outside Office 365. You can save your files on OneDrive. It offers access to all the software in the Microsoft ecosystem. Through Office 365, you can access applications such as Drive, Excel, and Word.

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We use Office 365 for business and office productivity, and we appreciate all the functionality because it has SharePoint and meets our requirements. I use OneNote and Visio, so we can order as we require it. The big advantage is that whatever features you want you can select, and whatever you don't want you don't select.

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I can do Office 365 and Teams as tools that I've worked with.We use all of Office 365, not just the Windows apps, and we use all security tools, including Skype and Gmail. I happen to have my own business copy of it because it works better for me, so I'm not actually aware of all features. View full review »

The team has already finalized the tool because the decision-makers are other teams and they have already onboarded some other tools for the patching.

For me, that is out of the box, as I'm not the right person to make their decisions. At the same time, I moved to another department, the application support team, which I'm currently supporting some applications.

In my use of Office 365, we have many different domains: exchange is different, Intune is different, Azure AD is different, and applications and services are different. I worked with the exchange Microsoft 365 exchange and then I worked with the defender with security, managing those defender things.

I also worked with the Intune team to manage the MDM deployment. Then I collaborated with the DevOps department to manage all those Kubernetes and DevOps and pipelines, checking the services. I was a middleman, checking everything, collaborating with all other departments.

This is where in Office 365 I worked around with them for 3 years.

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We use Office 365 for ordinary regular documentation, using Excel and similar applications.

The integrations with Teams and SharePoint are beneficial as we use Teams for sharing and editing documents. The integration helps with document collaboration, though I have not used it as much as Microsoft Word.

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My usual use cases for Office 365 include basic use for receiving or sending emails for official purposes using Outlook, and for creating small documents in Excel or Word. I use Word for PowerPoint presentations and any type of documentation to provide to clients.

Regarding Office 365 features and capabilities, I honestly don't use too much of the features of Outlook or Excel because I'm a technical person regarding my tools. I'm only using it for mail purposes or other documentation.

I use Microsoft Teams as a tool for communication and collaboration. Microsoft Teams is a very good option for me to connect within the organization or with my team. We can also connect with external teams, share links, share screens, and take control of other people's meetings. We do a lot of things through Teams, and we have scheduled many meetings with the help of the Teams calendar.

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Currently, I use the Office 365 environment with Microsoft products, specifically the 365. Currently, where I work, that's our business process, and I use Office 365 mainly for everything. If we want to raise and store acquisition, purchase order, purchase request, approval, or apply for a label, we use that. It's used for the full process where I work. View full review »

I use Microsoft Security Copilot inside the company as it helps to assist in programming and document writing.

The main use cases for Microsoft Security Copilot involve searches. I have been using Microsoft Security Copilot for approximately one year.

Currently, I am using Copilot in programming, document creation, and information searching.

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We use Office 365 and have more than 10 users. We have migrated to Office 365 and already used that product.

We're using Office 365 for five years now since the beginning of the company, and this is five years that we are experiencing Office 365.

We have more than 10 customers using Office 365 now.

We have both SMBs and large enterprises as customers.

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I'm an IT consultant, so I work across the board with various industries including retail, healthcare, and military government. There is really no specific target area, and right now I have a big Power BI project with a large retail store helping them with some of the Power BI reports. View full review »

I use Office 365 daily, but my satisfaction compared with the older version is not very good.

We use Teams for communication, Outlook for email, and the full set from Microsoft Office.

AI with Office 365 is useful for programming, and sometimes for reporting and creating emails, which is easier.

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The features of Office 365 that have significantly enhanced my workflow productivity include Excel, which is a very good product that helps assist me with my work.

There are approximately 3,000 people using Office 365 in my organization.

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My cybersecurity strategy primarily involves using CrowdStrike Falcon as an EDR solution, and currently, we are using it as an EDR. We are in discussion with the CrowdStrike team about having a managed SOC integrated as well.

I am using CrowdStrike Falcon in the online industry.

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The bank gave us Office 365 to work with. I used Google for personal use, but in the bank, I exclusively used Office 365.

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I understand I'm working with or using other tools besides Huawei, such as Windows, Office 365, Zoom for communication, Linux, and similar applications.

I'm using Office 365 because it's free, so there are signals besides Huawei that I work with or have used before.

I'm using it, and it's wonderful. It's custom made for Huawei, a special version of Office 365. It's not fully open to 3 Cloud or 365 because at Huawei, we have some restricted tools within Office 365. We use them just for email, Word documents, etc. We are not able to download or use online templates or download anything from Cloud. All those features are restricted. We're using only what Huawei provided as tools.

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I mostly work with AWS. My team is working on bespoke applications and we're deploying it on AWS Kubernetes, mostly with EKS services. That's my scope at this time.

I have been working with Office 365 for three years. I mainly use Office 365 for collaboration and communication, mostly using SharePoint, MS Teams, and email.

I'm using Office 365 for collaboration and communication. Microsoft Teams is the most useful feature of Office 365 for me.

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Some use cases for Office 365 include using the Office applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as OneDrive, Teams, OneNote, SharePoint, and Exchange Online. We have moved all our file server data to SharePoint and we've been quite successful at that.

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Our current use cases for Office 365 include using it as our email handler as well as for MDM, and we also have offline office which is very important for doing our regular work such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and all. We get help from the E5 plan and we are using MDM for more than 50 people in our team. This is because there was an incident where a data breach occurred in our organization. After that, we decided we should implement the MDM solution to protect personally owned devices. After implementing MDM, we are now secure enough to prevent leakage of our organization data.

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Our primary use cases for Office 365 would be to use Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. We use Outlook for email exchanges, Teams for internal communication purposes, so these are our predominant use cases.

Microsoft Teams is something that we prominently incorporated, and it has been found to be stable and quite user-friendly among the other project management tools and communications out there in the market.

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I am currently using the Enterprise version of Office 365. I'm a corporate user and use it for my own company. I usually use Office 365 for Teams, mostly, and my emails run through Outlook as well. I use Planner within Teams a lot, specifically Planner and Calendar.

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Splunk is very popular and many enterprises are using Splunk, and even some of our customers are using Splunk. Splunk is also very good, but we only integrated with ServiceNow so we don't know the internals of ServiceNow and pros and cons of Splunk.

SolarWinds is also very powerful. I have integrated SolarWinds with the ServiceNow infrastructure.

I know what SolarWinds does, but I am not a dedicated infrastructure resource. I'm a pure ServiceNow consultant.

SolarWinds is a very powerful tool that can scan the client network or any network and get appropriate results on whether which server is down, which component is down, or which network component is not working. In the past, we integrated SolarWinds and whenever any network component went down, our integration created an incident in ServiceNow immediately.

SolarWinds is much more than a monitoring tool. They have database offerings also, but I know it as a monitoring tool and it was very powerful.

Device monitoring and server monitoring are what we work with. That's what I know about it.

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The main applications including Outlook, Word, Excel, and SharePoint are my daily use cases with Office 365.

A lot of the features help us create more work, but Outlook is most helpful for me because I'm a remote worker, along with Teams.

The main benefit I receive from Office 365 is the ability to work with people remotely, so it's nice to collaborate online and share files that we might be working on together.

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We use Office 365, specifically Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Google Forms. These tools are used for pivot tables, data analysis, and data maintenance. Our team of 15 members all uses Office 365 to maintain and analyze data.

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My use case for Office 365 is because it is most suited to our environment. Most companies in Singapore use Office 365 because it is easier to use, and most people have grown with Microsoft solutions from the start. The solution has evolved to Office 365 because it is easier to use and seamless. Especially now with Office 365, you can access your files always on the go. You do not have to use your laptop or connect to the company network. As long as you have a device, even a mobile device, you can actually use it and access your emails.

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The use cases for Office 365 include Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word, and it's primarily for professional work rather than personal usage.

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My main use case for Office 365 is for emails and collaboration.

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We have been using Office 365 more as a collaboration and communication tool. My team and I utilize Office 365 and its sub-products for elements of task management such as planning, the planner feature, the risk board, time card, time off, calendars, and other related features.

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I mainly use Office 365 for documentation, such as creating Word documents, Excel sheets, or PowerPoint presentations. These are the primary applications I utilize. View full review »

We use Office 365 for business generally. We deal with e-fax, and I was looking at the reviews because I am looking for something similar to Business Central. In my opinion, Business Central is the best that I've seen so far. However, it's not available in the Caribbean, and Business Central is not formatted for this region just yet, so we can't use it here. View full review »

Excel and PowerPoint are part of Office 365, which I constantly use.

I have been working with Excel and PowerPoint for the last three years or so, since my studies started, while simultaneously working as a working student or as an intern, using them permanently during my lectures.

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I use Office 365 for making documents and PowerPoints. This was primarily during my college days and continued after I graduated with my Master's. I am still in the education industry, so the use hasn't changed significantly. View full review »

The common use case for Office 365 exists because everything in today's world is on the cloud. When a user logs in anywhere, they have access to their data. In Office 365, there are different types of licenses, such as Business Basic and Business Premium. Every license has different storage capacities. In Business Basic, users get 5 GBs of storage, 50 GBs of primary mailbox, and 50 GBs of archive mailbox.

In Business Standard, users have access to web and desktop applications, with the same storage allocations. OneDrive storage is 1 TB. Business Premium is a more expensive license that covers all the features of Business Basic and Business Standard. Additional licenses include Entra P1, which is used for Entra Admin Center regarding login, MFA, and conditional access policies. Entra P2 is available for advanced settings for tenants. Other licenses include Microsoft Intune, EMS E3, and various add-on licenses.

Real-time co-authoring in Office 365 is beneficial because users with a Business Basic plan can log in on any platform through portal.office.com and access all applications. However, without a license, mail IDs are not functional.

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My most common use case involves starting my day with Office 365, specifically with Outlook and Microsoft Teams. Teams is very good, and I am trying to get used to the new user interface because it changed a bit, but I spend a lot of time in Teams and, of course, also in Outlook. I also use Microsoft Loop for structuring and organizing meetings that I have with my colleagues. It's a very handy way of keeping the information without being over-structured, and I use Loop because I prefer to note something down instead of just saying 'Oh, I will remember this' and not writing it anywhere. Rather than using a very complex, huge application that needs time to open and has a very big structure, Loop is something in between, and I find it a very useful tool that I also use on a daily basis. If I would have to pick three, they would be Outlook, Microsoft Teams, and Loop.

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We utilize all the business features like sending emails with Outlook, receiving documents, and providing information with Word. We also handle smaller databases and export and calculate spreadsheets in Excel. Additionally, we use Microsoft Forms for surveys and Power Automate, Power Workflow, and Power Apps on the Microsoft 365 cloud. View full review »

A typical use case for Office 365 is how I primarily use this solution.

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I use Office 365 for standard office tasks such as word processing, Excel, presentation, and email productivity. Additionally, I manage the system as an administrator for my company. View full review »

We are using Office 365 primarily for Teams collaboration and data sharing. This is mostly for meetings, as they are extensively used in our office. View full review »

I use Office 365 for various tasks, ranging from Excel to PowerPoint, utilizing all applications of Office 365 in different capacities within the mining industry. It helps with tasks such as data analysis and is an essential tool for day-to-day operations.

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I use Office 365 as a productivity tool for correspondence, presentations, spreadsheets, and reporting. My team individually utilizes different functionalities depending on their tasks, such as writing correspondence, emails, reports, and doing calculations and spreadsheets. View full review »

Some of the use cases I focus on include collaboration, communication, and information sharing as well as project management.

In terms of industries, I focus on health care and manufacturing.

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My use case for Office 365 nowadays is collaboration generally, specifically for emails, SharePoint, and OneDrive, as I collaborate with my team.

Having Teams as my central workspace, especially while working remotely, is essential.

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Office 365 is used primarily for document management, reporting, and cross-functional collaboration. While our current data volumes are manageable, we complement Office 365 with Power BI for reporting and Azure Data Factory for data processing tasks. These tools help us analyze trends across projects, resources, and operations.

Team collaboration is streamlined using Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. We co-author reports in Excel, integrate links through platforms like Jira, and share updates instantly. This real-time collaboration accelerates feedback loops and reduces delays in communication and delivery.

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They have replaced all my normal software with this stuff, and it is what I have to use because I do not set up my computer as IT people do it. It includes Office 365 applications such as Excel, Outlook, and Word.

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I work with Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, essentially all applications within Microsoft solutions. These are crucial for data cleansing, data collection, and data analytics in our company, specifically in the banking sector. View full review »

I primarily use Office 365 for emailing and utilizing tools like Word and PowerPoint. View full review »

Regarding the use cases for the product, it is used for all documentation purposes and computation purposes.

The complete Office 365 suite is used, and we have recently started using it for designing purposes because Microsoft Designer has launched. It is a great product to have. We also use it for Project Management.

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Having the Copilot implemented recently in Office 365, Microsoft has some edge on that.

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For the Infor product that I am working with, which is a financial application system, all of the accountants love to make their reports and calculations on Microsoft Excel. They use it daily for operations and reports like Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Profit and Loss. My primary use is mainly for financial processes and reports. View full review »

I have been using Microsoft 365 as it operates in the background and integrates with my other Microsoft apps. It is something that we have because I use Microsoft products for all my work. View full review »

As a product manager, my primary use cases are PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, and spreadsheets. We use SharePoint effectively to share all documents, and it makes integration very easy with email clients. We use Teams primarily for video conferencing. View full review »

For Office 365, I use it for communication and sharing information with the team, specifically when I have to share big files, so I use Teams because of the limitation in email. For professional communication with customers, we use the email, not chat.

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I primarily use Office 365 for creating Word documents. We also utilize its cloud-based functionalities, such as SharePoint for document management. View full review »

I use Office 365 strictly for sales. As a small office, we utilize products like Outlook and Word. View full review »

I use Windows on my notebook, and I also use Office 365, which includes Word and PowerPoint for documents and presentations.

We store our documents in SharePoint as document storage, but we don't use workflows in SharePoint because we mainly utilize ALM Jira for all our business processes; SharePoint operates mainly as a repository.

It's important to mention that when we are working on big reports, collaboration is key, allowing many people to work on the same document together.

I use both online and offline; some people do heavy editing on the web, but if I am working on big documents, I prefer to do it offline.

When I'm traveling, I definitely download all the documents on my notebook.

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In our organization, I use Office 365 primarily for internal communication in the office, such as chats and sending messages. View full review »

I normally use Office 365 for email. We utilize all the Office packages online, including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel for our documents. These Microsoft work applications are essential for our day-to-day communication and documentation needs.

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I use Office 365 for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in different client projects. View full review »

I use Office 365 as a productivity tool for correspondence, presentations, and spreadsheets. It is used by everyone individually based on their needs such as writing emails, doing reports, or handling calculations and spreadsheets. We don't use AI extensively. View full review »

I use Office 365 for PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Microsoft Publisher. The publishing part is mainly what I use. View full review »

I use Office 365 primarily for emails. Additionally, I work with Windows and Office Suite, both local and online. View full review »

I use Office 365 for numerous purposes. I work with technology and various other industries and sectors. In my work, Office 365 is used for many things, especially for collaboration, whether within teams or across different sectors. View full review »

We are using Office 365 for collaboration, their mail services for communication, and the Office 365 suite for fulfilling all client requirements. View full review »

I work on a project connected to Ministry of Mining and Energetics in Serbia, primarily using Excel and Teams. I use Excel to prepare documents for data input from our associates in the field. This includes consolidation for reports but minimal analytics, using basic Excel functions like average. I also use Outlook as my email client. View full review »

We primarily use it for document collaboration and team communications.

For example, we work with mid-sized companies in the tech sector.

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I work in IT and I use Office 365 primarily for collecting and presenting information, but it is not the main tool for my job. View full review »

Primarily, I use Office 365 and Teams for various tasks. My firm works as a consulting and IT solution provider for small and micro businesses. We use Office 365 for a range of applications like Teams, Exchange, Outlook, SharePoint, Power Application, and Power Apps. View full review »

We use Office 365 predominantly for reporting purposes. We extensively utilize Excel and PowerPoint. Excel is used for generating and analyzing reports, while PowerPoint is used to prepare presentations and offer analytical solutions and suggestions. View full review »

I use Office 365 because it is easy to use, and I can do many tasks with it. View full review »

I use Office 365 in various environments including Teams.

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I am just a user. It is on the cloud, so it is much better. I can use it wherever I want.

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I use Office 365 primarily for analytics with Excel, document creation with Word, and managing emails with Outlook. I also use it for collaboration and real-time editing. View full review »

Our main use case for Office 365 is its use for emails and Teams meetings. We have integrated our Active Directory, specifically through Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). View full review »

I use Office 365 for communication and file sharing. We use Outlook, Teams, and SharePoint for our tasks.

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I use Microsoft 365 for the office package and Teams for calls and meetings. With Microsoft 365, I use applications like Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. View full review »

I utilize the product in multiple ways. I am using SharePoint, OneDrive, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

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We use Intune to have control over all our Windows units, to enroll packages, update software, and manage all Windows platforms in Denmark and Norway. View full review »

Our company uses Office 365 for almost all operations, including Office, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and collaboration with Teams. View full review »

I primarily use Office 365 to develop user guides, prototypes, and set up documents. View full review »

Office 365 is used for business. We open accounts for startups and existing businesses, we primarily use Office 365 as an email platform. This is essentially what we're doing with Office 365.

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I use Office 365 to make PowerPoint presentations, Microsoft Word to put together memos, and Excel for building financial models.

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I primarily use Office 365 for presentations, Word documents, and Excel with some macros. View full review »

I use Office 365 for communication, specifically for sending emails. I also use SharePoint for official documents, internal communication, and a combination of private and public SharePoint for Teams use. Additionally, I use OneDrive.

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Office 365 is mainly used for communication in meetings and utilizing collaborative tools within my organization. View full review »

We're using Microsoft Defender for endpoints.

We went that route as we did have an IT service provider, however, they were very expensive. When we did a corporate merge at the beginning of 2019, we decided that we were going to go to Office 365 and do a one-stop-shop. We didn't want to have the on-prem equipment to maintain. 

In our last solution, we were limited as to what we could do for, for example, email addresses for the entire company, which were about 80 people. It was very costly to do that. Therefore, we only had our program managers and our site leads with email addresses.

When we decided to come back over to the corporate side, we wanted to keep the same flexibility and be able to have access to Microsoft for their tech solutions or their tech assistance, depending on what we needed. It gave us that flexibility and we were able to run the company on basically two IT people rather than paying $3,000 to $4,000 a month for IT services from other vendors, such as like Ntiva or something like that.

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My current use cases for Office 365 include normal Excel, Word, Exchange, and security.

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I work with Excel, PowerPoint, and Word primarily. My work involves collaboration with multiple people, especially when using these tools. View full review »

I use Office 365 mostly got Excel and Word.

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We use Office 365 for project management. Around 2,500 people at my company use it.

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I am using Office 365 for emails, presentations, spreadsheets, documents, PDF conversions, creation of PDFs, whiteboarding on the conference calls, OneNote for taking notes, and OneDrive for data storage.

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We use Office 365 for documents, like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint Excel, and Teams.

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We use it to collaborate. We use it for documentation management, to collaborate with Microsoft Teams, web calls, web conference calls, chats, and as a documentation repository mainly. We have an Office pack suite to be able to write documentation, make spreadsheets, and create PowerPoints. 

We are also using Microsoft Bookings to have calendars and automatic booking with people. At the moment, we are also using Microsoft Flow to be able to integrate between our CRM and SharePoint.

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We are using Office 365 mainly for emails, document storage, SharePoint, and the Power Apps to build our own in-house applications.

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In my workplace, we were mostly using Excel and Word to organize files, to be able to do tables, and handle general work. Mostly, these tools are the ones that we're using, however, it has a whole suite.

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We use this solution alongside Sharepoint and Teams.

It's primarily used for collaborative work. We use Teams, for example, to stay connected. Word we are using as a word processor. Then for exchanging emails we are using Microsoft Outlook. There are also certain basic analytics that we are using this Excel. We're taking advantage of the whole suite of tools.

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I am using the new version, which they launched at the beginning of this year in Portugal. Business Central is the new version of the ERP for Microsoft.

The solution can be deployed on a public cloud and on-premises.

My company implements the solution, but the clients I do projects for usually have 50-60 users.

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Email, Instant Messaging with Teams, Teams Video Conference & Mobile Outlook Application.

Office 365 works very well with Microsoft Windows ECO system without any friction. Microsoft Teams video conference is a very good tool to have instant or scheduled video conferences, the quality of the video and audio is excellent but requires good internet bandwidth. As an email Admin, control aspects are top-notch, it could email quarantine details, block, allow domains, etc. especially Microsoft email filters (Spam, Malware, etc) with a basic standard subscription are on par with leaders in Email filters (Like Symantec, Barracuda, Cisco). These features are really handy for small and medium organizations. Outlook configuration for receiving and sending emails is very simple.

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I use it for everything that has to do with data input and of course Excel, Office and the like. It is pretty much the cornerstone software for what I do.

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I mostly use Office 365 for email. I have a license for five desktops, and my family is using all the five, including myself

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Within this solution, I've been using Excel most of the time, as well as Microsoft Word. Excel is the main reason to use this product, however. 

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Microsoft Defender for Office 365 is mostly used for AI, SharePoint online, and importing information.

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Our primary use is for document management.

We use Sharepoint for managing documents, Teams for collaboration, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook for email management. We also use the document creator for creating internal surveys.

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I use Office 365 for a variety of things including sending emails to customers and colleagues, creating PowerPoint presentations, using Excel, and using Access. 

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My use case is mainly the email solution of Office 365. I use the exchange online for my emails, corporate emails. I use OneDrive for saving my data on the internet, and the other good features are Excel, Word and PowerPoint online, which allows me to create online documents. I also sometimes use Microsoft Teams within Office 365. We generally use Teams for our video conference meetings and presentation meetings. We also sometimes use SharePoint to share documents with people outside our organization. I am a cloud security lead and we are users of Office 365. 

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We use it primarily for collaboration across teams. We use it to collaborate either via email or we use Teams quite a lot. For all of our meetings, we are now using Teams. Then we use the planner boards and things in Teams as well for keeping track of the work that we need to do.

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Our primary use for the product is for performing office tasks like word processing for critical business staff. I work with the product mostly from the administrative side but also have experience using the product itself.  

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We primarily use the solution for Excel, for analyzing data, and PowerPoint, for presentations.

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Our team is comprised of five people in a small consultant firm. Office 365 allows for all team members to work on the same files at the same time on OneDrive while using the market standards (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) for file editing and creation.

We've experimented with free options, but there is no point of trying to work in a file format that is different from that of our clients. That's the main reason that led us to Office 365.

All of our workstations are Windows 10 and Office runs perfectly. 

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I use Office 365 for general word processing, data processing, and using its cloud storage. View full review »

Our primary use is for email.

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Our primary use case for Office 365 is productivity, such as email.

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My primary use cases are for Word: 

• I write memos
• PowerPoint 
• Pitch decks
• Excel
• Financial models.

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We primarily use the solution for office communication.

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My primary use case is for preparing presentations to teach, often on PowerPoint.

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I am a business consultant and have worked in business continuity for about eight years. I work for factories, banks, government, and other organizations. I use different methodologies that depend on the customer's requirements.

I have found that Office 365 is one of the best tools for business continuity, for small companies.

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We use this solution for email exchange.

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We use this solution to detect if a user, physician, manager, or director have sent out their patient data.

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Our primary use case is for creating files, and typing projects and for converting Word documents to PDF format. 

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We use it to share work and collaborate. 

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It gives a platform to connect with your colleagues. Through Yammer, its cloud connectivity enhances its MS Office experience.

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We use it throughout our business for email and documents. It has allowed us to stop maintaining SharePoint and Exchange installs.

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We are using the cloud-based version. We use it in an office environment and also in a school environment. It is performing great.

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• Great set of productivity and collaboration tools
• Strong security, if properly configured
• Constantly evolving with new features, which can be challenging for users.

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I use Office 365 for communication and internal communication within my organization. View full review »

I mostly use Office 365 for project management and reporting. I utilize tools like Excel, Jira, Confluence, Microsoft Suites, and others primarily for collaboration, documentation, and compliance reporting.

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I have been working with the full Office 365 suite, including Excel and PowerPoint. We also have it integrated with Copilot, which I use extensively for various tasks. View full review »