Why buy separate books to learn about Microsoft 365, SharePoint Online, Exchange Online, OneDrive for Business, Microsoft Teams, eDiscovery, Information Protection, Compliance, and PowerShell? Office 365 for IT Pros covers all these topics and much more.
Intensely practical and offering the most up-to-date coverage of its topics, Office 365 for IT Pros (2023 edition) is essential reading if you want to maximize your use of the Microsoft 365 cloud productivity service. The book content was last updated on 1 June 2023 (monthly update #96).
An Office 365 tenant administrator might have to cope with five hundred individual changes annually. Office 365 for IT Pros is the only book covering tenant management refreshed monthly with updated information as changes appear in Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Planner, Teams, Azure AD, and other important components. Until the next edition is published, your subscription allows you to download monthly updates to keep pace with developments in Office 365, meaning that Office 365 for IT Pros continues to be a valuable reference long after you first read it.
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Tracking Developments Inside Office 365
Written by a team of highly experienced professionals, Office 365 for IT Pros (2023 edition) is a practical, hands-on reference, based on experience gained by working on real-life projects with a range of customers since the introduction of Office 365 in June 2011. Because we’re always up-to-date, Office 365 for IT Pros is totally unlike any printed technical reference you’ve ever used.
The Massive Scale of Office 365
In April 2022, Microsoft reported almost 345 million paid seats of Office 365 (enterprise plans). Office 365 for IT Pros (2023 edition) includes in-depth coverage of essential business productivity features such as Teams, Microsoft 365 Groups, Stream, Planner, Power Automate, Power Apps, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Yammer, and OneDrive for Business. You’ll learn about data governance, compliance, eDiscovery, and how to exploit the audit log to understand what’s really happening inside a tenant. A chapter on Microsoft Information Protection teaches you how to protect sensitive messages and documents.
