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The O Team • 19 July 2023

I bet you use Microsoft 365 in your business. But do you know what you are not using in Microsoft 365?

Most businesses are paying for a Microsoft 365 license, but only using it for Word, Excel, Outlook and (maybe) Teams. You are missing out on some amazing and invaluable tools that could be streamlining operations, as well as saving you time and money!

You could be achieving so much more...

What are you missing out on?

Maximise 365.

Most businesses don’t realise all the applications available with their Microsoft 365 license. With applications and tools to boost productivity and enable and improve collaboration, making home and remote working easier and more secure.

You can begin using these technologies immediately to help enhance your business operations. And the good news is you are already paying for them!

Here are five things you can take advantage of right now with your Microsoft 365:

Schedule and organise meetings with

Convenient and easy file sharing with

Encryption with

Run full webinars with

Sync and save your information with

Want to unlock more?

Our team helps our clients get the most for their money by using the tools you’re already paying for to improve your business. If you want to find out more about the applications listed above, or the other tools that could be harnessed for business enhancements, then give us a call and let us help you improve your business operations >

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