Learn hour by hour how a project manager simply and securely uses Microsoft Teams to connect with her co-workers throughout the workday.

Using Microsoft Office tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams means paying hundreds of dollars per employee license, right? No, not anymore. Millions of people around the world are using Office 365 with Teams and paying less than you may think.

No matter the industry, Microsoft Teams breaks down department silos and securely unites remote workforces. It's the most popular and secure business collaboration tool on the market with millions of users around the globe. Teams is the great unifier of remote employees.

You have a job to do – even if it’s from your dining room table. But your office toolset has limited storage, minimal collaboration tools and lacks strong, comprehensive security measures. Collaboration and productivity from home is a struggle for thousands across the country who aren’t using  Microsoft Office 365.

These tips for using Microsoft Teams will help your workforce stay connected, even while working from home.

Note: Office 365 or O365 has been renamed Microsoft 365 as of April 2020.

One of the greatest advantages of Microsoft 365 is the ability to work from the office, at home or on-the-go, as long as there is an internet connection. But it’s much more than a remote tool - it can assist with growth and saving money. Let’s dig into what exactly Microsoft 365 is and explore its benefits to businesses.