Microsoft 365 Erfahrungen

An Microsoft 365 kommt man im Geschäftsleben nicht vorbei. Der Funktionsumfang der Software ist exzellent. Die Verfügbarkeit ist sehr hoch. Die notwendigen Investitionen sind viel geringer als eigene Serverstrukturen.

Mit Windows ist das einfach unverzichtbar und ich würde es auf jeden Fall mitkaufen. Selbst eine ältere Version ist mir recht. Da können die kostenlosen Programme nicht mithalten. Ich bin es gewohnt, damit zu arbeiten, und deswegen kaufe ich es wieder.

Gute Tools, aber es muss noch viel bei Benutzerfreundlichkeit schrauben.

Insgesamt wohl das umfangreichste Paket. Auch wenn ich nur Word und Exel nutze. Outlook und andere Tools verwende ich gar nicht. Ab und zu verwende ich bei geschäftlichen Besprechungen die App Teams. Aber nur wenn es sich nicht vermeiden lässt. Andere Anbieter sind meines Erachtens hier vorteilhafter.

Toll und sehr empfehlenswert, da mit einer Anschaffung viele Programme eingesetzt werden können

Im Laufe der letzten Jahre hat Microsoft 365 einen beeindruckenden Funktionsumfang angenommen. Während der Pandemie hat sich für uns gezeigt, dass mit diesen Werkzeugen alle für uns wichtige Aspekte abgedeckt sind.

Es lässt sich optimal für Businesskommunikation nutzen, vor allem mit erweiterten Funktionen und Einstellungsmöglichkeiten, wie z.B. Vertraulichkeit. y

Sehr gutes Produkt mit vielen Möglichkeiten.

Durchschnittliches ProduktFür einen sehr hohen Preis

Overall, Microsoft 365 is an excellent solution for individuals, teams, and businesses seeking a comprehensive set of productivity and collaboration features in a single package. It's perfect for online collaboration and remote work. It can also enable users save and share files, documents, and presentations on the cloud, making it easier to view and communicate with others from anywhere.

I love Microsoft 365. I have worked with Excel & Word for decades and now with Teams included makes the package that much more enjoyable. I love the auto save and the way you can access it from any computer through your email. This means you always have access to your documents no matter where you are as long as you have your phone. This has saved me so many times! A must have for people with a lot on their plates.

Office365 has it all. Productivity apps like the Microsoft Office suite, Sharepoint, Delve, Sway, Email, Active Directory sync, etc. are what's included.

Once downloaded and installed, the office suite works better than previous versions. The online version of the office suite works well, but is still lacking features of the desktop apps. It is similar to Google apps for business but looks like Microsoft Office. Delve is a super cool tool that allows users to see recent documents that they are their coworkers are using. The email system functions well and also works well in conjunction w/ Microsoft Outlook desktop app.

My big gripe, as always, is Sharepoint. Even though Sharepoint has been improved with the updates to 2013 and then 2016, it still has many issues that Microsoft has not fixed, although they know about them.
The 2 most common problems I have had with Sharepoint are disappearing files and OneDrive for Business desktop client errors.

Randomly disappearing files is a horrible thing for a cloud storage service to do! I have seen at least 1 file disappear per month that I have been using Sharepoint and that's simply unacceptable. Especially since Microsoft is supposedly gearing their business towards business technology. Seeing as I work for a state funded organization that has a fixed income, there really isn't much of an option to switch from the service, because Office365 is the cheapest one that can be easily administered from off-site.

Every 1-2 weeks I have to manually stop syncing sharepoint with my computer and resync it. This costs me about 2 hours of minimized productivity each time. I have also had 2 issues where the client simply failed for unknown reasons. The first time, Microsoft support forced me to reformat and reinstall everything, which again is a huge time waster. The second time resulted in 2 days of inconsistent access to sharepoint through he client, so I had to use the web interface. On the topic of the web interface... YOU CAN'T MOVE FILES IN THE WEB INTERFACE! The only way to do it is with a paid app that you add to Sharepoint, which still isn't that convenient. Additionally, the web view of Sharepoint is clunky and not easy to navigate back once you've made it somewhere in the file structure. The 2 stage recycle bin can also be a big space waster. If you manage a lot of documents you can end up with a loaded recycle bin and no free space. I can honestly go on and on about how much I like the concept of Sharepoint, and how bad it has always let me down.

It is ok for the organisation I guess but I would not use it as my personal email I definitely prefer gmail for that