One of the most important decisions when implementing Microsoft 365® is the selection of tools and systems to be used in different organizational areas. This should not be done by simply using all 30 available Microsoft 365® tools, but it is important to define the appropriate systems for the specific needs of each area.
An important step in defining leading systems is to carefully analyze the work processes and needs in each area of the organization. Then, the appropriate Microsoft 365® tools should be selected that are best suited to streamline processes and make work easier for employees.
By defining leading systems, employees can focus on using the most important tools and the complexity of Microsoft 365® is reduced. This not only makes work easier, but also saves time and money. It also allows area managers to better track and control the progress and success of Microsoft 365® implementation in their areas.
When implementing Microsoft 365®, it is important to focus on the four core areas of work organization:
- Communication
- File storage
- Planning
- Documentation
For each of these areas, there are specific tools within Microsoft 365® that should be used selectively to optimize workflows. If all the Microsoft 365® tools are used in an unreflective manner, it can quickly lead to confusion and impact work efficiency. Therefore, companies should carefully consider which tools are best suited to their needs and use them in a targeted manner to ensure effective work organization.