Office 365 Reviews

Our company uses Office 365 for almost all operations, including Office, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and collaboration with Teams.

Office 365 is popular and easy to use due to its intuitive interface. The collaboration with OneDrive allows us to access anything, anywhere, in the same format across devices, including mobile phones. It is very efficient and helpful for most people.

Office 365 can be too heavy at times. I have had issues with Teams, such as experiencing many blue screens two months ago.

I have been using Office 365 for at least five years.

I encountered connectivity issues specifically with Teams, which affected stability.

Office 365 is clear enough for scaling out, especially with SharePoint.

I have never interacted directly with Microsoft support, as I often rely on internet resources or colleagues for troubleshooting.

The installation of Office 365 is very easy.

Office 365 might seem expensive, but it is valuable and efficient for our customers. The experience gained is significant for saving time.

We also use tools like Teams and have used Skype and Office 365. Sometimes, we work with GitLab and Teradata.

I rate my overall experience with Office 365 as an eight out of ten. Microsoft products are beneficial and help save time due to their efficiency. I rate the overall solution an 8 out of 10.

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I utilize the product in multiple ways. I am using SharePoint, OneDrive, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

Office 365 is reliable and enhances productivity by allowing my team to use the same documents with multiple versions. The Outlook calendar simplifies meetings, and Teams improves communication. The uniqueness of working on the same file together is valuable as it prevents missing any information, and encryption and multi-factor authentication are crucial for security.

The language feature in Copilot for Arabic specifically needs more machine learning enhancement, and the tables in Microsoft Word need to be more flexible, similar to those in Microsoft Excel.

I have been using Office 365 for about two to three years.

The stability is very high.

Office 365 is very scalable.

From one to ten, I rate Microsoft technical support as an eight.

Positive

The initial setup went very smoothly and very fast.

As we are an educational organization, we think we have a very big discount, but I do not know the price.

During the conversation, Google is mentioned as a competitor.

I rate Office 365 as a ten for teamwork and a nine for overall work. I suggest providing advice to someone from Mars if they decide to use Office 365. I rate the overall solution as a nine out of ten.

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Other

I use Office 365 for general word processing, data processing, and using its cloud storage.

Sharing documents has been easier, especially with remote work.

Office 365's most valuable features include its cloud storage and the ability to have the same document accessible on multiple devices. Sharing documents has been easier, especially with remote work.

It's sometimes challenging to find a file within a team as it's not always intuitive where it might be stored.

I have used Office 365 for approximately ten years.

It is stable for the most part.

I would rate its scalability as a five, indicating it does what it is designed to do, but there isn’t much room for expansion.

On a scale of one to ten, I would say it is an eight, indicating fairly simple initial setup.

There is not a significant return on investment for personal use. However, it might provide some efficiency with time for team use.

I am not aware of the cost at work, but the cost for personal use has increased significantly and feels expensive.

I would recommend Office 365 to others because many people use it, making it easy for users to adapt. Overall, I would rate the solution as a nine.

We use Intune to have control over all our Windows units, to enroll packages, update software, and manage all Windows platforms in Denmark and Norway.

I use Outlook, Excel, and Word as the primary tools within Office 365. I have used automation and flow to enable a few simple tasks to learn how it works, but I have not enabled them at a high level yet. I am also experimenting with CoPilot in collaboration with AI solutions like ChatGPT.

It is difficult for me to access actual experts quickly as Microsoft support is slow.

I have been using the Mobile Control platform from Soti since 2016.

Microsoft's technical support is slow when addressing issues directly.

Positive

Before using Soti, I was not working with any other Enterprise Mobility Management tools.

I was initially using Soti based on a perpetual license, but now I must move to a cloud solution due to changes in the licensing model. Pricing for Intune as an MDM solution is over budget.

I am considering 42Gears as a potential option because our local vendor, who understands our business well, has it available on their shelf.

I rate Office 365 a nine out of ten. It is comprehensive with its functionalities, and I am not currently missing anything. I do intend to integrate its automation features at a higher level when possible. Overall, I would give Office 365 a nine out of ten.

Other

I use Office 365 for communication and internal communication within my organization.

I find Office 365 convenient and easy to use, primarily because I have been a Microsoft product user for a long time. Its user-friendly interface and consistent workflow across various Microsoft products are particularly notable. Additionally, the collaboration features are valuable.

Office 365 is not cheap for individual users. It is more affordable when used under an organization.

I have been using Office 365 in my organization for almost ten years.

I rate the stability of Office 365 at nine out of ten.

I find Office 365 to be quite scalable, rating it between eight and eight and a half out of ten.

I have never faced any challenges with technical support because I have not needed to reach out to them. I have resolved issues by searching online.

Positive

Previously, I used Microsoft Visual Studio and Azure DevOps, but now I am focusing on Power BI development.

I am currently focused on Power BI and do not use any other BI solutions like Tableau.

I rate Office 365 overall as nine out of ten.

Other

I primarily use Office 365 for presentations, Word documents, and Excel with some macros.

Office 365 allows me to access documents and work on them much quicker. I find it beneficial as it includes Outlook, which improves my workflow efficiency.

At times, Office 365 closes and restarts by itself.

I have been working with Office 365 for the last seven to eight months.

I faced challenges during deployment. The authentication process was problematic, especially due to network restrictions in some areas, impacting mobile authentication. Additionally, migrating emails from Lotus and loading archives was time-consuming. Overall, the deployment took nearly a week for many users.

The stability of Office 365 is mostly fine, but sometimes it closes and restarts unexpectedly.

Microsoft support is generally good, but there were one or two instances where issues took longer to resolve.

Neutral

The initial setup posed challenges with authentication, primarily due to network restrictions and migrating emails from Lotus Notes to Outlook.

I do not handle the pricing, setup cost, or licensing, so I cannot provide information on this.

Overall, I would rate Office 365 as the best because I have not used any other solution, and it meets my needs comfortably. I give it a 10 out of 10.

We use Office 365 for project management. Around 2,500 people at my company use it.

Office 365 helps us work securely with other companies.

OneNote is the feature I use the most. We also frequently use the Power Apps features.

Office 365 could allow for smoother collaboration with other companies, which is the main reason we use it. The B2B connection is something we need, like global adverse lists between two tenants or multiple users. That's what we're missing at the moment.

I have been using Office 365 since I started work at this company in September last year.

Office 365 is highly reliable. The company hasn't had any issues so far.

Microsoft support is great.

The company used Nextcloud and WeTransfer in the past, but we switched because Office 365 is an all-in-one solution. However, I think Nextcloud is more usable than Office 365, but it ultimately came down to security. 

I wasn't involved with implementing Office 365, but it should be complex when you do it right because 365 is constantly evolving. You have to look at your tenant: Are things new? Are they open? Is it a security risk? What has Microsoft opened? Do I want to let all colleagues access the new features?

We have an E3 license, and we pay 15 euros a person. 3,000 euros is a lot per month.

I rate Office 365 eight out of 10.

Hybrid Cloud

I am using Office 365 for emails, presentations, spreadsheets, documents, PDF conversions, creation of PDFs, whiteboarding on the conference calls, OneNote for taking notes, and OneDrive for data storage.

The most valuable feature of Office 365 is that it has many solutions bundled together.

Sometimes the configurations of the error troubleshooting are pretty problematic and there are a lot of issues that happen even if you follow the step-by-step guides. They can work on fixing this issue. If there are a lot of issues in your Windows or your Office or anything, you restart your PC and it works. They need to get rid of this need.

While using Microsoft OneDrive, which is part of Office 365, we use it to store all our data files. At this point in time, OneDrive doesn't support PST files. PST files are for our Outlook data. OneDrive doesn't take backup of the PST files, which is a big setback.

In the future release, there should be better automation. When you're scheduling a meeting, it should be in an automated way, it should prove us with more information about kind room slots. If there is a travel booking that is coming onto your email, it should go ahead and block your calendar as well in accordance with the times. This is an Outlook-related suggestion. 

On PowerPoint, there could be more templates that could be added in, which makes your job slightly easier when you're designing something. 

Excel, I think is a phenomenal solution, the only problem is it becomes very heavy as data increases. If they can work towards compression, that should be helpful.

I have been using Office 365 since they launched the solution.

The stability of Office 365 is fantastic.

Office 365 is scalable.

We have 40,000 people using the solution in my organization.

We use our internal support for Office 365.

Office 365 is very straightforward to implement.

There is a license required to use this solution.

The price of Office 365 is very expensive.

I would recommend this solution to others, it is a very good solution.

I rate Office 365 a nine out of ten because I have faced certain issues, such as the solution crashing. If there are solution issues, it's difficult to resolve and that's the reason why I'm taking that one point away. Office 365t helps me do my job,  I'm very happy with the products.

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