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Global energy crisis, energy sobriety and CO2 emissions reductions are topics of major interest to many companies these days. Production and business units, as well as internal services, including, of course, IT departments, are all being called upon to provide ideas, answers, and solutions.

An alternative to OneDrive for Office 365 customers?
A silly question?
Maybe not, after all, when you see how popular WeTransfer or similar file sharing services are at so many Office 365 customers.
Which problems does this question reveals? How can they be addressed?

Mr. Lionel Fontaine, IT Operations Manager at Aiguillon Construction and Attach2Cloud Project Manager, relates his experience through an interview with Christian Kessler, President and CTO of MK Net.Work, outlining the different stages of this project over a period of almost two years.
A very interesting Attach2cloud success story.

The relative complexity of OneDrive and the lack of user training may explain the seemingly paradoxical popularity of WeTransfer at some Office 365 customers, especially those who need to exchange large files. But CIOs worry to see users dropping OneDrive and are looking for alternatives to WeTransfer to refocus large file exchanges on OneDrive…

Most Office 365 customers are familiar with Microsoft Flow by name, but are not sure of what it is exactly. And, since Microsoft recently rebranded Flow to Power Automate, that’s not going to get any better. What is Power Automate (Flow)? Which are its features and its limits related to Outlook OneDrive integration? Answers in this post…

The relative complexity of OneDrive and the lack of user training may explain the apparently paradoxical popularity of free online file exchange services such as FileTransfer.io at some Office 365 customers, especially those who need to exchange large files. But CIOs have serious security concerns and are looking for alternatives…

OneDrive adoption is the key to the success of your Office 365 project. Why? Simply because all the Office 365 advanced collaboration features (document online co-edition, advanced document sharing, version management, selective synchronization…) rely on OneDrive. Unfortunately users do not always play along…

Email attached files have survived Office 365. But even if Office 365 users still mainly rely on them to exchange documents, email attachments are expected to mutate, and, in a way, to disappear, at least in their usual form. This article explains why, how and why things are not so easy in this matter + suggests a solution to accelerate the transition…

Cloud storage has many advantages, but if we were to name just one, it would be the collaborative dimension. By moving a company’s user files from local storage to the Cloud, a new era begins.
However, users do not always fully realize the world has changed and tend to stick to their good old habits…

Microsoft, with Office 365, is the undisputed leader on the market of office automation suites. This should lead to the logical assumption that, at Office 365 customers, OneDrive is now the main channel for file exchanged / shared between users.
Things are in fact far from being so clear-cut…

Last October, Microsoft announced a 10% increase in the price of its Office 2019 on-premise suite.
However, according to Microsoft, this perpetual license of MS Office remains functionally lower than Office 365.
What does this tell us about Office 365 adoption…

Many organizations have adopted Office 365 with the intent to enter a new world of collaboration. Unfortunately, at many Office 365 customers, the way people work together has not changed much.
To make your users taking benefit of Office 365 advanced collaboration features, you have to think out of the box…