Office 365

Office 365 Data Source

Microsoft’s Office 365 is an extremely popular subscription-based suite of apps. Some of these apps
include the iconic Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Outlook. Customers of the package will
normally subscribe to pay monthly, giving them access to the suite of apps both online and offline,
which is kept continually updated. It is possible to not subscribe to Office 365 and use on a one-off
basis, but in this case, businesses would need to update the apps themselves.

In 2020, Microsoft announced that Office 365 would be changing its name to ‘Microsoft 365’. It is
cloud-based and can be installed on PCs, Macs, tablets, and phones. For businesses, Microsoft’s
Office 365 enables you to carry out many IT processes without the need for employing a whole IT
team. This makes it an excellent choice for small and medium-sized businesses and helps to save
labour costs for larger businesses.

With ETL or ELT you can migrate and load your Office 365 data to your business’s own data storage
facility. You can then use this data to gain the meaningful insights that are essential to the success of
your business.

ETL Your Office 365

Gravity Data’s Extract, Load, Transform (ELT) or Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) can be used to take
the data created by Microsoft 365 into your data warehouse or storage process securely, quickly,
and with ease. This process ensures that you get the information that you need when you need it
and enables you to push your business forward with the confidence that you need for success.

Office 365 Use Cases

Office 365 is widely used by individuals and businesses around the globe. Businesses use it for a
plethora of different reasons. Some of its use cases include:

• Cloud-based productivity tools
• Artificial intelligence features
• SaaS products
• Emailing
• Web hosting
• Power BI

Features of Office 365

Office 365 includes a range of Microsoft apps. Some of its features include:

• PCs, Macs, tablets, and phones
• Cloud
• Use with Windows Explorer 8, latest Firefox, latest Chrome, Safari 5

 

For more information about Microsoft 365, you can see their website here.

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