Microsoft 365

While Yammer, created in 2008, entered the Microsoft fold in 2012, the appearance of Teams in in 2017 has sort of reshuffled the deck. Until then, users had a primarily office use of the Office suite. And suddenly, we switch to a collaborative vision of work, which accelerates further with the health crisis, forcing the planet to remote collaboration. Those who already had a real use of Yammer (and who were not necessarily very numerous, in proportion to Office 365 users), wonder if it is not a bit duplicative. And Teams users have a hard time understanding why they should use Yammer as well. But on closer inspection, each of these two products has its own specificities and "rules of the game" to know in order to optimize their use. What is Yammer not? Yammer is not a project management tool, nor is it an instant messaging or collaboration platform. Yet, Yammer has features that could give the opposite impression: connection with Sharepoint, user groups, integrated chat... So what is Yammer? A social network, but confined to a few [...]

It is rather counter-intuitive to associate collaborative work and telework in the same expression. It's obviously easier to get a team to work together when you can be grouped together! But the Covid-19 pandemic has reshuffled the cards: forced to learn to work remotely, while continuing to manage projects in collaborative mode. Remote work is now going to be a must in most French companies. Those who were not used to teleworking are discovering the possibility, if not the advantages. If some companies are still reluctant to see their employees dispersed, some situations force them to develop new collaborative models. Rather than rejecting online collaboration even if it means finding yourself in the water, why not try to adopt this new project management? Blue Soft gives you the keys to tame remote work while keeping your team together. Collaborative work, even when telecommuting The current situation confirms it: remote work is the royal way, and sometimes the only way, to maintain the activity of the company, whatever the context. In some cases, working alone can be done as well.

Very complete, Office 365 is deployed through many applications. Adapted to collaborative work, it can absorb a large number of users. In a context where the fashion is "Bring Your Own Device", users can even install the suite on several of their devices, computers, tablets and mobiles. For the general administrator and the administrators of each application, the question arises of how to manage these users. How to manage them? How to control access and ensure the security of the company's data? What are the possibilities per application? Office 365 user management is both simple and comprehensive. Find out more about this powerful tool. Access to Office 365 As a collaborative tool, Office 365 facilitates connections and uses. To access the different applications, there are three ways : Anonymous access: the unidentified user can open a document and re-share it via a link; Authenticated access: the user is connected to their Microsoft account through their email address; External access: the unauthenticated user can only access the basic features. What are the possibilities of the global administrator? In the context of an organization where all accounts are referenced, [...]