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CEO Satya Nadella’s words pretty much hit home at the Microsoft Government Cloud Forum in November 2015, striking a chord with the many IT managers who more often than not seem to be deeply concerned about Office 365 compliance and data security when facing the decision whether or not to move on-premises content to Microsoft’s cloud-based service. Why?

It’s just another ordinary day at the office. Multiple conversations and discussions taking place at one and the same time, countless meetings and appointments on top of another to coordinate and keep up to date with, files stored all over the place.

Public speaking can be tough and unfortunately there’s no magic cure for the stage fright that sometimes goes with it. But it certainly helps to know that you’ve prepared a strong presentation to back you up. From PowerPoint slides to storytelling, here is what the experts say about delivering a killer presentation. By preparing smart, you’ll get the confidence boost you need to deliver strong and ensure that your message resonates with the audience.

These days, it feels like there’s a SaaS (Software as a Service) solution to every problem. Productivity roadblocks can suddenly disappear by downloading an app or new software. That’s why a competitive business will stay on top of these fast-growing technologies, hand-picking the ones that will help propel it ahead of the game.

Windows PowerShell is what you get when you beef up C: prompt. Developed for purposes of task automation and configuration management, Microsoft has been putting full weight behind making PowerShell the management tool of choice since its rollout in November 2006.

SaaS (Software as a Service) is an exploding category, so with all the great marketing tools on the market, it can be difficult deciding on the right stack for your company. What tools do we actually use here at Templafy HQ?

Productivity is usually not about working more, but working smarter. Here are four effective and simple rituals to boost your efficiency in the workplace.

When Microsoft released Office for iOS in 2014, it constituted a fundamental shift in corporate strategy. Before, Office apps for iPhone, iPad and even Office 365 were rather restricted compared to the full-feature, standalone versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel for Windows and Mac OS.

It might be your worst nightmare. A server overheats and starts a fire that wipes out your computer room before the sprinkler system kicks in, leaving a trail of destruction and chaos. Overnight, you’ve lost facilities, hardware, network and data.

Presentations are an ubiquitous part of corporate life, and too often a common source of corporate misery as well – we’ve definitely all sat through a boring presentation, which we’ve forgotten the content of almost immediately, and a lot of us would be guilty of giving some pretty average presentations as well. It needn’t be this way though. With just a little bit of extra time and effort – and our seven tips below – you could be giving presentations that delight, not dull.