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1. #WHY DOESN'T MS OFFICE 365 FOR MAC ALLOW ME TO IMPORT AND EXCEL FILE ONTO ANOTHER EXCCEL FILE? SKIN#
2. #WHY DOESN'T MS OFFICE 365 FOR MAC ALLOW ME TO IMPORT AND EXCEL FILE ONTO ANOTHER EXCCEL FILE? FULL#

The big players in the cloud email arena tend to have pitched their tents in one camp or another.

#WHY DOESN'T MS OFFICE 365 FOR MAC ALLOW ME TO IMPORT AND EXCEL FILE ONTO ANOTHER EXCCEL FILE? FULL#

Here's the skinny on what insight we've learned about leaving Google behind.įorget Spec Sheets: This is a Battle of the Ecosystemsįor anyone that has cold-called me asking about whether they should go Google or Microsoft for email, they know full well I don't tote the corporate line that either company wishes.

From UI shock during the first week or so, down to natural comfort at this point. The last month and a few days have been an interesting ride. By Turkey Day, we were fully transitioned off Google Apps and drinking Redmond's email kool-aid primetime. After spending nearly four years on Google Apps, learning its every nook and crevice, I threw an audible at my staff and told them we were transitioning to Office 365 by Thanksgiving 2013. So that was my intended experiment of sorts.

#WHY DOESN'T MS OFFICE 365 FOR MAC ALLOW ME TO IMPORT AND EXCEL FILE ONTO ANOTHER EXCCEL FILE? SKIN#

But eating the dogfood you're peddling to clients? That puts your own skin in the game in ways that doesn't compare otherwise. Surely, all of the monthly consulting time I spend helping other clients with their Office 365 and Google Apps installations gives me a raw insight with which to form solid opinions upon. And while I'm not saying for a moment that I take back any of the statements I made in those pieces, I do honestly believe that " dogfooding" a given platform into your day to day business needs is the truest way to form the most accurate opinion of a product. I've written some in-depth reviews of Google Apps and Office 365 separately in the past, and get frequent mail from both of them based on how I pitted one suite against the other in this category or that aspect. So to say that I've been deeply invested in Google-ism for some time now is an understatement. And I've personally been involved in Google Apps transitions for numerous small and large organizations in both the public and private sectors. Notwithstanding my own personal usage of Gmail since 2005 and Google Apps for my IT company since early 2010, I've likewise been both a Google Apps Certified Trainer and Google Apps Certified Deployment Specialist for years now. After more than one month since making the move to Office 365 full time, I can comfortably say we made the right decision as a company.Īnd of anyone who can make an honest dissection of Google Apps against Office 365, I'd say I'm as well suited as anyone in the IT blogosphere to be passing such critical judgement. It goes way farther than just a decision based on boxes checked off on a spec sheet. There is a lot more to the story than meets the eye.

That's quite far from the truth behind why we left Google. You're probably expecting me to write a scathing exposé on how I've come to dislike Google Apps.