Articles tagged "Microsoft"

How to use Scheduling Assistant in Outlook

Need to gather a few coworkers for a meeting? Here's how to use Outlook Scheduling Assistant to coordinate your next meeting.

9 Microsoft Teams features you should be using for your meetings

Before the pandemic, I didn't even know Microsoft Teams existed. Like millions of other people, I used a mish-mash of different communication tools at work. Now, it's hard to remember what life was like before Teams.

How I use advanced automation to improve business systems

Running a business often means connecting suppliers together—and, if you’re running an IT business like me, those suppliers come in fast! No longer is this the end-to-end process of most businesses:

How to compare two Word documents

Here's how to compare documents in Word and Google Docs, making it easier to spot any differences.

Your guide to Microsoft automation

Get more from your Microsoft apps when you automate them with Zapier.

6 ways to automate Microsoft Teams

Out of all the team chat apps out there, Microsoft Teams' distinct advantage is its integration with Microsoft 365 products such as Excel and Outlook. Streamlining work and communication is a huge plus for small businesses needing to move quickly.

Wait, is Skype shutting down? 

Microsoft recently announced that Skype for Business Online is shutting down on July 31, 2021. But the consumer version of Skype, which you can download for free, isn't going anywhere. So: what's happening? 

6 ways to automate OneDrive

Make file storage seamless and efficient when you integrate OneDrive with your other business-critical apps.

6 ways to automate Microsoft Office 365

If you're one of the 50 million Microsoft Office 365 users, you know how well it plays with other Microsoft products. Once you step outside of the Microsoft universe, though, it can be challenging to get go-to productivity suite to work with other apps.

Plumsail Documents: App spotlight

Plumsail Documents lets you create, send, sign, and store documents without lifting a finger.