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Office 365 Essentials

By : Nuno Arias Silva
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Office 365 Essentials

By: Nuno Arias Silva

Overview of this book

Office 365 is suite of advanced collaboration tools used by many well known organizations and their system administrators. This book starts with an introduction to Office 365 and its basic fundamentals. Then we move towards workload management and deployment. You will delve into identities, authentications, and managing office 365. We also cover concepts such as collaboration with Microsoft teams and tools such as Delve and Skype for collaboration. Towards the end of the book, you'll master monitoring and security concepts. By the end of this book, you will have hands-on experience working with Office 365 and its collaboration tools and services

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Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Preface
Preface
Who this book is for
What this book covers
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1
Introduction to Office 365
Introduction to Office 365
Products within Office 365
Office 365 Enterprise versus Office 365 Home
Office 365 plans
Periodic table of Office 365
Home
Business
Education
Nonprofit
Enterprise
Firstline Workers
Office 365 plans – summary
Licensing
Office 365 technical dependencies
Terminology
Summary
2
Fundamentals of Office 365
Fundamentals of Office 365
Planning Office 365
Evaluating Office 365
Deployment
Office 365 descriptions
Office 365 analysis
Summary
3
Office 365 Basic Workloads
Office 365 Basic Workloads
Microsoft Exchange Online
SharePoint
Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams
Summary
4
Identities and Authentication
Identities and Authentication
Azure AD – user management
Office 365 management
Summary
5
Configuring Office 365
Configuring Office 365
Planning Office 365
Implementing Office 365
Summary
6
Managing Office 365
Managing Office 365
Office 365 Admin center
Summary
7
Exchange Online
Exchange Online
Exchange Online in Office 365
Planning Exchange Online
Implementation and migration Exchange Online
Administering Exchange Online
Summary
8
SharePoint Online
SharePoint Online
Implementing SharePoint Online
Architecture of SharePoint Online
Administering SharePoint Online
OneDrive admin center
Summary
9
Skype for Business
Skype for Business
Implementing Skype for Business
Architecture
Administering Skype for Business
Summary
10
Working with Microsoft Teams
Working with Microsoft Teams
Implementing Microsoft Teams
Overview of Microsoft Teams
Extending Microsoft Teams
Summary
11
Delve
Delve
What is Delve?
Summary
12
Managing Workloads
Managing Workloads
Basic tasks
Complex tasks
Service change management process
Understanding the rings in Office 365
Summary
13
Adopting Office 365
Adopting Office 365
Adopting Office 365
Changing management in Office 365
How to drive Office 365 adoption
Summary
14
Monitoring and Support
Monitoring and Support
Monitoring
Support
Summary
15
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Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams

Besides SharePoint, Office 365 includes two other important tools in the collaboration space—Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams.

Skype for Business

Microsoft Skype for Business is the enterprise unified communications tool that supports chats, audio and video calls, conferencing, and online meetings.

Connect your teams through the applications they use on a daily basis, such as Office. With Skype for Business Online, you can make things easier within your organization, with one platform for calling, conferencing, video, and sharing.

This journey started in 2003 when Microsoft released the Live Communications Server 2003, followed by Microsoft Office Communicator and Lync, which...

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