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Streamline your inbox with Outlook rules
Think of Outlook rules as automated instructions for your inbox. It's like having your own personal email assistant, sorting and managing your messages behind the scenes. Let's take a closer look at how setting up rules in Microsoft Outlook can help you to save time, minimised distractions, and boos productivity.
A beginner's guide to Sharepoint
In today's fast-paced digital world, staying organised and connected is key to ensuring your workday runs smoothly. SharePoint is a powerful tool designed to help you do just that - whether you are part of a small team or a larger organisation. But what exactly IS SharePoint, and why should you consider using it?
Streamline your workflow: 3 Microsoft Bookings features you need to know!
If you’re juggling multiple appointments and trying to keep everything running smoothly, Microsoft Bookings will fast become your new BBF (Business Best Friend). In this blog post, I'm sharing a quick rundown of three essential features in Microsoft Bookings that will make your life easier - let's do this!
Personalised Email Reminders
Let’s be honest, we all need a little nudge sometimes—especially when it comes to appointments. Inside Microsoft Bookings, you can set up email reminders that go…
Clipchamp: Elevate your video editing with Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 is such a versatile hub for all of your business operation processes. Today, we're going to dive into a powerful addition to your existing subscription: Clipchamp.
Lists versus Planner - which suits you best?
Step into the world of effortless project management! Unpack Lists and Planner, and choose the perfect fit for your workflow. Whether you’re a structured thinker or a visual planner, I've got the insights to make your decision a breeze.
Streamline your workflow: Create clear Flowcharts with PowerPoint
Flowcharts got you flustered? Conquer complex processes with this easy guide from Thrive! Create stunning flowcharts to wow your audience, without taking on any new software or jargon, thanks to Microsoft PowerPoint.