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READ TIME: 5.5 MINS. This article is Part Two of a series on how Office 365® can help your business collaborate, communicate, and connect. Click here to read Part One. When AIS moved into office 365, we didn’t know the full impact that it would have on our small business. We had gone back and forth on different communication, collaboration, and office suite platforms. Throughout our business, we had users using many different products like GoToMeeting, Zoom, Skype, Slack, Google Docs, Microsoft Office… the list could go on and on.

READ TIME: 5.5 MINS.  Remote work has been steadily gaining in popularity for years, as employers value its flexibility and possible efficiency. Even before the pandemic response, nearly 4.7 million employees nationally were working from home.  However, as our country begins to reopen slowly, many are headed back to work and should be wondering if their current IT provider can support their SMB (small to medium-sized business) needs. 

READ TIME: 6.5 MINS. This article is Part One of a series on how Office 365® can help your business collaborate, communicate, and connect. I’ve previously written about disaster recovery and business continuity, as it’s so essential to a healthy IT infrastructure. I focused mainly on the fact that it’s the perfect time to start planning and implementing due to the current state of affairs (COVID-19).  

READ TIME: 4.5 MINS.  Many businesses have already made the shift to remote work full time in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.  While some are preparing for the transition back to the office, others are planning on allowing employees to continue working remotely (possibly long-term). 

READ TIME: 4 MINS.  More employees are working from home (WFH) than ever before, and many of them expect to continue doing so, even after the pandemic subsides.  The work from home (WFH) migration has presented many businesses with technology questions and concerns that were never really a thing before COVID-19.