Microsoft 365 for Small Businesses: Getting More From What You Pay For
Which Microsoft 365 plan a small business needs, how to set it up securely, and the features most companies already pay for but never switch on.
Getting more from Microsoft 365, Teams, OneDrive and the cloud.
Which Microsoft 365 plan a small business needs, how to set it up securely, and the features most companies already pay for but never switch on.
Using the cloud doesn’t hand your compliance to the provider. Here’s what UK GDPR expects, how data transfers abroad work, and what to check.
Ten questions to answer before you pick a cloud storage service, from where your data will be held to what happens when someone leaves.
Most UK businesses already pay for the right cloud storage without knowing it. Here’s how the main providers compare, and how to stop files filling your laptop.
Intune comes with Microsoft 365 Business Premium. Here’s what it does for a small business, whether you need the Intune Suite, and how to start.
Universal Print moves your print server into Microsoft 365. Here’s what it does, who already has it in their licence, and when it’s worth switching.
If you have Microsoft 365, you already have a survey and form builder. Here’s how to set up your first form and six practical ways to use it at work.
Teams gets messy fast if everyone sets it up their own way. This checklist helps you plan teams, channels, tabs and guest access before people start.
Seven small Microsoft 365 features that save real time in Word, Outlook, PowerPoint and OneDrive, checked against the current versions of the apps.
Which version of Microsoft Teams does a small UK business need? We compare the free version, Teams Essentials and Microsoft 365, with current UK prices.
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