Last month, our CEO, Reed Wilson, gave a presentation on how to manage tasks in Outlook while integrating Planner and To Do with Teams using Microsoft Flows. Here's a few of the highlights from the first part of his demo, plus a link to the full recording. 

Too many apps. To-do lists that are too long. Never a good way to keep everyone on the same page... 

Office 365 has some wonderful tools for productivity. The real enhancements are found when combining Microsoft apps that are designed to work together.

Using a project management application can provide significant benefits to companies looking to streamline processes in their businesses. It can greatly reduce time spent on planning as well as increase team productivity.

If you’re using Office 365, you already have access to multiple apps and platforms to help with project management. Each tool has its own strengths—it’s just a matter of what you’re trying to do.

Edit 10/16/18: A lot has changed in Office 365 since we originally wrote this blog! Enough that we wrote a new blog, with some new program recommendations. You can read that here.

Using a project management application can provide significant benefits to companies looking to streamline processes in their businesses. It can greatly reduce time spent on planning as well as increase team productivity. It’s just a matter of finding which application is right for you.

If you’re using Office 365 (or considering moving to it soon), you likely already have a few options available to you (apps and programs vary by plan):