Are you currently in an on-premise environment and considering a move to the cloud?  Organizations are making the decision to move to Office 365 every day, is it time for you to make this transition as well?  In most cases the answer is probably yes, unless regulatory or other requirements make moving to the cloud too challenging.  By making this decision, you will be simplifying management of your infrastructure, reducing costs, and greatly improving mobile access to information.  In addition, you will continuously have access to the latest features Office 365 has available instead of waiting months for the next service pack to be released.

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It’s 2018, it’s a new year, and some companies may even have a fresh new budget to utilize.  Everyone is refocused and ready to kick-off new initiatives. Perhaps now is the time you and your organization have decided to move forward with your new intranet redesign project that will move you to Office 365.  If this is you, or you’re thinking about an intranet project – keep reading. 

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The rise of millennials in the workplace have great value to help shape the future of organizations. Those born in 1980’s through early 2000’s are now accounting for nearly half of employees in the world. We, as managers, colleagues, market leaders, CEOs, must understand how to integrate and improve the digital ecosystem within our organization to encompass the technological demands that exists outside of the workplace for millennials. Millennials have certain expectations when it comes to productivity at work and collaboration. Empowering a modern digital workplace is key.

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December has come and gone and the final round of Office 365 updates for 2017 are in.  Don't worry, the updates will keep on coming in January.  The December updates can be grouped into a couple of categories:  Office updates, LinkedIn integrations and new features for PowerBI. 

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Still coming off the momentum of Ignite, these November Office 365 updates highlight news that was shared at the conference. In case you missed it, you can watch videos from the conference sessions.  This is publicly available whether you attended the conference or not. 

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