Understanding what comprises Office 365

Office 365 has evolved so rapidly over the last few years, it's easy to lose the thread of what may be included, what isn't, whether your office apps are online or local, and just what apps are included in the bundle.  Hint:  that's determined by the license you or your company purchases for you to use.  Adding to the confusion is Microsoft 365 - which is a more holistic bundling of what we typically think of Office 365 apps in addition to Windows 10 and larger scale security and mobility.  Thankfully, Matt Wade of Jumpto365.com has developed an integrated Periodic Table of Office 365.  This tool lays out the variety of apps that are part of the Office 365 ecosystem.  Each tile is interactive, so you can delve further into each app for more information on related, familiar apps and other resources.  Along the left edge, you can view which apps to use when, and my favorite -  which apps come with the variety of Office 365 licenses.   

If your business is planning a digital transformation that includes incorporating Cloud or Hybrid app solutions for your data, security, and productivity, let's talk about your objectives.  Together we can identify the apps and tools that will help your business adapt to ever-changing security demands while managing user access on any device, so you can Get Work Done. 

Temp heading:  v1 of the Periodic Table of Office365

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