Microsoft 365 Q&A
Microsoft 365 Q&A
➔ Microsoft 365 is a subscription service that gives you access to the latest
versions of Office apps and additional cloud-based services like OneDrive and
Teams. Subscriptions also include regular updates and new features. Office
2019, on the other hand, is a one-time purchase that includes only the classic
Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) and does not provide cloud services
or updates beyond its initial version.
➔ OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage service that allows you to store, sync, and
share files securely. You can access your files from any device with internet
access. OneDrive integrates with other Microsoft 365 tools, allowing you to easily
share documents, collaborate in real-time, and access files from mobile devices
or desktops. It also offers backup and file versioning to protect data.
➔ Yes, many Microsoft 365 apps, such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, can be
used offline. You can edit documents, spreadsheets, and presentations while
disconnected from the internet. Once you're back online, the changes will sync to
OneDrive or SharePoint. Microsoft Teams also offers limited offline functionality,
but full access requires an internet connection.
➔ Microsoft Planner is a task management tool that helps teams organize work
through visual boards, task assignments, due dates, and progress tracking. It
allows users to create tasks, assign them to individuals, and track progress.
Planner integrates with Microsoft Teams, making it easy to manage tasks and
collaborate on projects within the same platform.
11. What is Microsoft Exchange Online?
➔ Microsoft Exchange Online is the cloud-based email service that powers Outlook
in Microsoft 365. It offers enterprise-grade email, calendar, and contacts
management, including features like advanced security, archiving, and
compliance. Exchange Online is ideal for businesses that need robust email
management capabilities without the need for on-premises hardware.
➔ The Microsoft 365 Admin Center is a web-based interface that administrators use
to manage their organization’s Microsoft 365 services. It allows admins to
manage users, assign licenses, configure security policies, monitor service
health, and generate reports. The Admin Center simplifies the administrative
tasks related to Microsoft 365.
15. Can Microsoft 365 apps integrate with third-party applications?
➔ Yes, Microsoft 365 offers extensive integration with third-party apps. For
example, users can integrate tools like Zoom, Trello, Salesforce, and Slack with
Microsoft Teams or other Microsoft 365 services. These integrations help
streamline workflows and improve productivity by bringing external tools into the
Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
➔ Microsoft Teams is a collaboration hub where you can chat with colleagues,
make video calls, and share files. It's a central place for team communication and
project work.
➔ Yes, Microsoft 365 uses advanced security measures to protect your data,
including encryption, access controls, and regular security updates.
➔ Yes, you can enable offline access for some Office apps to work on documents
without an internet connection.
➔ The storage space varies depending on the plan you choose. Most plans offer
ample storage for personal and business use.
20. How to set up a new user in M365 and assign them a license?
➔ In Microsoft 365, setting up a new user involves logging into the admin
center,where you choose to “Add a user.” Here, fill out personal information and
assign a username and domain. The critical part comes when assigning licenses:
select the appropriate license that matches the user’s role within the company.