Microsoft 365 Business Reviews

We are currently testing this solution, but the primary use case of this solution is for email and Office online.

The deployment model we are using is a private cloud from Microsoft.

What was most valuable for me was how simple this solution is to start using.

The admin panels have too few samples. It would be better if it were expanded and more samples were added.

There are monthly updates from the developer for new functionalities, but when the updates occur, you lose where the regular functionalities were. They are no longer where you are used to them being.

In the next release, I would like to see visualizing. I would like this to be part of the solution, rather than independent.

The platform is very stable.

We don't need to expand this solution.

It is scalable. When we were in testing we tried the product and some of the team was testing some of the functionalities of Microsoft 365.

We have approximately five or six users.

We have not contacted technical support.

The initial setup was easy.

I did not deploy this solution, but I believe that it took anywhere from one to three months.

The implementation was through our team, not a vendor team.

Pay attention to the migration of the daily solution to the new solution. This is the most painful part.

You can pay online for the migration from the old email server to the new one.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.

The basic solution we mostly need Microsoft 365 Business for, is to use Excel to support the internal sourcing process and retain our core competency.

It gives us all the tools we need to practice business in a single, unified, compatible package.

The most valuable feature in this product is that it allows for fairly high productivity without the requirements for bespoke (i.e., custom made) tools. Microsoft 365 is like a Swiss army knife. You can do pretty much everything you need for a company with it all in one compatible package without deploying multiple solutions.

The parts of the product that can be improved are the Forms and Flow features. They can be more intuitive and productive. 

I think what Microsoft has provided is certainly a stable and mature solution.

This is scalable product both in component deployment and utility for business practices.

I have not personally really had any reason to contact technical support. If I have any issues, I can answer my own questions. I normally use the various forums and internet support communities.

No serious technical issues have ever occurred.

The product was simple to install in my own deployment and begin to use. Our IT department did the deployment for the company, so I can not say how long deployment takes when deploying on a network.

Our internal IT department does deployments and monitoring of applications and services for the company.

My advice to people who are considering the use of this product is that if you are starting from scratch — from absolute zero — take some courses or training in the product to make sure you have some basic understanding of each of the products in the suite. You need to know what they do and have some basic skills or you will spend a lot of time finding out for yourself what is already easy to learn.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is the worst and ten is the best, I would rate this product as an eight.

What it can do in the next release to be closer to a ten is to integrate the components better. I would like to see all of the functionality come together in one workspace. I would prefer not to have the work separately with an Excel spreadsheet and a separate PowerPoint interface for presentation and a Flow interface for workflow. This is a little clumsy. I would prefer further integration of all the products into one single solution so it is not necessary to switch back-and-forth as you work. Or have the option to customize how you integrate according to the way you work.

General implementation from an on-premise licensing model.

At this point, I cannot say if there has been an advantage to changing.

Installing on multiple devices/platforms.

Cross-application integration.

• Bringing together all sectors of the company with a single goal
• Integration in the whole set of products: Like other cloud platforms, Microsoft has done a great job of integrating its products with each other and with other third-party platforms. So, we can achieve our goals.

The integration of all Microsoft products into the cloud gives us a lot of flexibility on a daily basis. The whole company integrates in a unified way.

• Share our desktops and computers for remote troubleshooting
• The ability to have your documents saved in the cloud for extra protection against computer crashes
• The ease of using different applications like Excel and Word. They are very easy to use.
  

I think the Skype setup could be improved. It took a bit of research to figure out how to add a group of users, and we still needed each one to add the group. It would be nice to be able to administer this remotely.

Pretty stable in most of its use so far.

My impressions are the best possible; the tool has the power to raise production scalability without consequently raising costs.

I needed the support just to clear some initial doubts. They were helpful and kind.

Yes. The cost benefit of the current service.

No. The initial setup was quite simple.

No. Our internal team made the implementation.

The cost benefit is well worth it. Support is effective.

Google G Suite only.

Just it.

It is an indispensable tool in the planning of architectural projects, it allows us to organize and manage the stages of the project, process metric calculations and gives vivid memories of the work. Having all the office tools integrated and online facilitates us to share and edit the information from different equipment and devices.

• It is effortless to implement which ensures the whole team can handle the tools without problem, both the most used, like Word and Excel to make simple documents, and others like PowerPoint for the presentation of architectural projects to customers.  
• It also supports using Skype for remote meetings without major problems, asides being able to support cloud storage which is very useful.

• From my personal use, I have found using OneNote indispensable, very often I use it during the day for important reminders and scheduled tasks. Its latest versions have greatly improved its efficiency and usefulness at the fact of being able to insert images into the notes.
• Skype is also very useful for making video calls to architects who are on site for urgent adjustments.

• I am very disappointed that this version does not include the Microsoft Project tool, which is essential in our area of ​​work to plan projects. 
• Outlook has always left me unhappy with its interfaces, although it has improved in its latest updates.

We have not experienced major problems with the program, some of the errors were solved using tutorials in the network.

We used the traditional desktop version but decided to change to the Microsoft 365 Business version since it offers the opportunity to work online and share the information efficiently, which is much more useful.

It was really simple.

It was implemented internally in the project planning department.

It is a reasonable and acceptable value for the utility and functions that it incorporates.

We evaluated using Google Docs but we are Microsoft users, and for that reason, we decided to continue with their tools.

It is advisable to have a basic knowledge of traditional office tools to be able to get the most out of it.

We use Microsoft 365 Business for business applications, such as PowerPoint, Exel, Word, and Outlook.

The most valuable feature of this solution, in my opinion, is its simplicity. It is a standard file format that is simple to deploy and exchange files with other users.

I have been using Microsoft 365 Business for a year. It's fairly new.

We are using the latest version.

We have 80 people in our organization who use this solution.

I personally have not contacted technical support. The backend team may have reached out to the support team.

As a cloud-based solution, the installation process is quite straightforward.

Similar to the OS, you can spend a couple of days doing the front end, and for each machine, it takes a few hours.

We have a backend team to deploy and maintain this solution.

Pricing is something they could improve in general.

Licensing fees are paid annually.

I would recommend this solution to others who are interested in using it.

I am very happy with the product.

I would rate Microsoft 365 Business a ten out of ten.

As the solution is cloud-based, we always use the latest version.

We typically use the Office tools, Office Suite.

The monthly license of the solution is quite expensive. 

The user experience part in the app could be better.

Sometimes I don't understand the relation between OneDrive and SharePoint that well. It's difficult. 

The user interface could also stand improvement. 

We have been using Microsoft 365 Business for four years.

I feel the solution to be scalable. 

We used tech support a couple of times and found it to be okay. 

As the solution is cloud-based, there is no installation involved. 

The solution comes with a monthly license. It is on the expensive side. 

There are ten users making use of the solution in our organization. 

I would recommend it to others. 

I rate Microsoft 365 Business as an eight out of ten. 

I use the solution for my daily work. 

Microsoft 365 Business needs to improve its price. 

I have been using the product since March. 

I rate Microsoft 365 Business' stability a ten out of ten. 

My company has 14 users for Microsoft 365 Business. 

The tool's deployment is easy. 

The product's deployment can be done by yourself. 

I rate the solution a ten out of ten.