New infographic: Periodic Table of Office 365
I consider myself a SharePoint geek, but I play more and more in the larger Office 365 (O365) sphere these days. In doing so, I’ve noticed that O365 as a concept is difficult to explain… both to IT folks and the everyday workers who are expected to use it. So I put together a new infographic that (hopefully) provides a quick intro to O365, its apps, and how they're all related. Good for both the IT crowd and lines of business. Check out my https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/everyday-intro-office-365-matt-wade below. Update (Dec 2017): The original infographic has been upgraded to being a fully dynamic, web-based tool complete with articles on many of the apps, more translations (7 languages as of today!), and more. It's embeddable too, which is what you see below. Embed it in your intranet or website today! [http://periodictableofoffice365.azureedge.net/#/office365/en]New infographic: Explaining Office 365 Groups
On a user level, Office 365 Groups are one of the biggest selling points for moving to Office 365. They provide quick, easy access to an online workspace for communicating with colleagues and collaborating on documents and files. There’s little-to-no learning curve: get in and start working. But they’re also one of the most confusing new things in Office 365. Below is my take on how Groups (and Yammer and Teams!) works from an everyday user's perspective. Use it for training, for explaining, and as a go-to resource when Groups confuses you. Below is just a small part of http://icsh.pt/O365groups. Read that in full and share with your colleagues!
Office 365 Subdomain Setup
Hi All, Recently registered for Office 365 for our Nonprofit. We currently have an external website, and I'd like to add a subdomain pointing towards Office 365 (and keep our website at our existing host). So for example https://www.mynonprofit.org.uk is what the public visits and id like https://office.mynonprofit.org.uk to be were my users can log in to O365. I know this will be done from our hosts control panel, I'm new to this and just checking that this is an acceptable way of setting up O365? Also, if I do have it setup as described above, is it possible to customise the log in page? Its no biggie if not! After all its generous enough of MS to donate O365 to us in the first place! Kind Regards, Dan.What is the difference between these 2 Office 365 plans page ?
1st page: https://products.office.com/en-us/compare-all-microsoft-office-products-4-column?&activetab=tab:primaryr2 2nd page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/business/compare-more-office-365-for-business-plans one page has E1, E3, E5 labels and the other doesn't. also the prices.. 5$ 8$ 8.25$ 12$ 12.5$ 20$ 35$
Power BI error
Does anyone faced below issue ever? I have free Power BI free License along with E3. However whenever I try to access the Power BI app/tile I get below error. And I don't see any service degradation at all. Something went wrong. Please try again later. TECHNICAL DETAILS Power BI was unable to read the application metadata. Please check the PowerBI service status in the below support page and try again later.Periodic Table adds Microsoft Forms
Subject line basically says it. I did some other re-arranging as well. Old versions should no longer be used. Below is the current version. Coverage of updates is http://icansharepoint.com/periodic-table-office-365-welcomes-microsoft-forms/. If you're not familiar with the Periodic Table of Office 365, cool--check it out http://icsh.pt/O365Table!New Guides: Switch to Office 365 from Google G Suite
Are you or your company switching to Microsoft Office 365? We have your go-to guides to help you get up and running in Office 365 with minimum disruption. We have 8 published today for Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive, with more on the way.
