Technology has changed the way we work. The workplace is no longer a physical location that we need to go to. Instead, companies now operate through digital workplace platforms which can be accessed from anywhere, as long as you have a laptop / tablet / mobile and an internet connection.
A digital workplace is the basic set of digital tools employees use to get work done. It can be anything from instant messaging to virtual meeting tools, enterprise social media tools, and even automated workflows.
It is easy to assume that your company has a digital workplace just because you use some components of it. But to truly gain benefits from a digital workplace platform and get measurable results, you need to implement it in its full form. That starts by understanding what a digital workplace really is and how it can help your organization deliver measurable business value.
With Microsoft 365 for business, connect employees to the people, information, and content they need to do their best work, from any device.
Depending on your subscription plan, the benefits of your Microsoft 365 for business subscription may include:
The latest versions of Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Email and calendars using Outlook and Exchange.
Group chat, online meetings, and calling in Microsoft Teams.
1 TB of OneDrive storage.
Frequent updates and upgrades not available anywhere else.
With Outlook on your PC, Mac or mobile device, you can:
Organize your email to focus on the messages that matter most.
Manage your calendar to schedule meetings and appointments.
Share files from the cloud so everyone always has the latest version.
Stay connected and productive wherever you are.
Video Conference, Meeting and Collaboration with Microsoft Teams?
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Data Collection and Analytics with Microsoft Forms?
Microsoft Forms allows users to create custom surveys, quizzes, polls, and questionnaires. It also can send an invitation to other users asking them to fill out the Microsoft Forms using a web browser on any device or computer. The creator can review the results in real time and can perform analysis on the collected data.