Microsoft 365 Businessfor Admins for Dummies

To be productive and successful in today’s modern computing world where instant sharing and immediate feedback are the new standards, organizations and teams need to be agile and quick to respond to new information. The way we work today is more iterative and collaborative than ever before. This reality is driving the need for small- and medium-size businesses to figure out ways to improve workplace productivity.

Small businesses must also deal with the omnipresence of mobile devices–either owned by the company or the employee—in the workplace. And just because they are at work doesn’t mean employees do not use their mobile devices for personal purposes. If you’re one of those who has a habit of checking Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram at least 14 times a day, then you know what I mean.

Against this backdrop, small businesses also have to contend with today’s threat landscape. With limited budget and a highly competitive job market for security professionals, it’s not unusual for some business owners to find it easier to just bury their heads in the sand and hope they don’t get hacked. I think we can agree that is not a good idea.

For a market that accounts for 66% of net new jobs in the United States and powers the economy with their labor force and capital expenditures, small businesses are long overdue for an enterprise-class solution that doesn’t break the bank.

If you’re running a small business or managing the IT infrastructure for a small business, your wait is over. Microsoft 365 Business is here. It’s the coming together of three key cloud services from Microsoft: Office 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and Windows 10 Business. It’s not your parent’s solution, either. It’s got artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced features that used to be out of reach for small business. And the best part about Microsoft 365 Business? Even dummies can use it.