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30/05/25 Wavenet
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Microsoft 365 is a comprehensive cloud-based subscription service that integrates collaboration, communication, and productivity tools for enterprises, supported by various management and compliance services. Microsoft 365 brings together best-in class productivity apps with powerful cloud services, device management, and advanced security in one, connected experience.

Once used to its full potential, Microsoft 365 can speed up processes, reduce costs, save time and make compliance easier. But its constant updates and complexity often get in the way. That’s where we help — with nine practical ways to get more value from Microsoft 365, from buying and configuring it to improving security, collaboration and everyday use.

Watch our 3 minute video below, to find out how…

 

 

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When fully utilised Microsoft 365 can save time, accelerate workflows, cut expenses, and simplify compliance, but ongoing changes and complexity can hold businesses back. That's where we come in. We offer you nine ways to help you get the most from Microsoft 365, covering everything from procurement and setup to optimising use, security, and collaboration.

Here's how. Microsoft 365 is built to make work simpler and more secure, but it takes some time upfront to get it properly licensed, configured, and integrated with your systems.

Our consultancy packages tackle the most common pain points to get you started on the right foot. As an established Microsoft Cloud solutions provider, purchasing through us gives you expert guidance on cost-effective licensing, access to Microsoft support programs, and a centralised portal to manage services, including built-in cost tracking and usage forecasting.

Our cloud-based management system allows businesses to optimise costs and enhance security by streamlining subscription usage and license data for maximum efficiency. With Microsoft 365, our teams can map out your migration journey, planning each step to ensure a smooth transition while handling complex configurations and seamlessly designing and integrating your environment.

Cyber threats are a constantly evolving concern. Microsoft 365 can enhance security if it's configured correctly. We assess your setup, reduce risk, and help you stay compliant through every stage of migration and beyond.

If you are new to Microsoft 365, or need targeted training, our certified trainers provide tailored workshops and courses to boost user confidence and technical skills at any stage of your journey.

TeamsLink is our cloud-based telephony solution that integrates with Microsoft Teams with features like advanced voice functionality, secure external calling, powerful management tools with business continuity capability, and advanced analytics with three options to choose from.

You decide just how your service will be managed, whether as a partnership between us and your in-house IT team or on a fully managed basis, we provide full data, backup and protection of your Microsoft 365 data outside of the Microsoft Cloud.

Embracing Microsoft 365 is an ongoing journey. Well beyond migration. We've held Solutions Partner or Gold status for over 20 years, and we are now a certified partner in modern work security, Azure Infrastructure and Azure Digital and App Innovation.

So, we're ready to help you boost productivity, reduce costs, and strengthen your digital resilience.

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