With toiling from home a coronavirus-driven reality for millions of business workers, optimizing your time, effort and efficiency is more important than ever. The Communicators Club seeks to help those who incorporate Microsoft products into their “remote” routine with a deep dive into Office 365 — courtesy of our virtual guests.
Office 365 gurus Jeff Johnson (at left in the top graphic) and Ryan Thomas will be our online speakers from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. on May 5. The Timlin Enterprises’ duo promises a bevy of useful tips — and insights into overlooked tools — geared toward enhancing your home-bound productivity.
Note: As of April 21, Office 365 will be rebranded Microsoft 365. Available in Home Business, Enterprise and Education editions, the updated online suite is designed to help users “achieve more with innovative Office apps, intelligent cloud services, and world-class security,” according to the software giant.
The May 5 presentation will take place through a Microsoft Teams videoconference.
With Office 365 Center of Excellence certification, Holliston, Mass.-based Timlin Enterprises boasts industry-leading knowledge of Microsoft’s cloud products. As such, Jeff and Ryan know most Office 365 users barely scratch the surface of the suite’s capabilities.
That deficit figures to greatly narrow for those who sign up for the May 5 discussion. Even attendees who aren’t Office 365 subscribers will gain personal productivity tips and a more solid understanding of the product’s components.
With a focus on collaboration, Jeff and Ryan look forward to an interactive discussion about specific features and options within the Microsoft 365 platform that increase capabilities and cohesion among your team members.
The pair will demonstrate how they build a socially engaged organization from within; one that supports their customers’ initiatives to “do and be more” with the modern cloud tools within Microsoft’s new platform.
Jeff and Ryan ask attendees to come prepared to ask questions, and ready to garner valuable insights. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to get more out the Office 365 software that many already own.