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How to Work Collaboratively with Microsoft SkyDrive

this entry has 0 Comments/ in Individual Productivity, Process Improvement / by Innovatively Organized
August 28, 2012
Working collaboratively with your team or backing up your own personal files is easy when using a filing sharing cloud solution such as Microsoft SkyDrive.  The beauty of using a cloud service like SkyDrive is that it allows you to stay productive wherever you are, with any of your mobile devices.  
Recently there have been announcements of exciting changes with Microsoft solutions, and SkyDrive is included among the many enhancements.  SkyDrive is a versatile option available for Windows, Mac, iPad, and mobile devices.  Whether you are creating, editing, or sharing documents you can use SkyDrive with web apps for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.  You’ll be able to use it at work to stay productive on-the-go or working collaboratively with your team.  SkyDrive also has the flexibility to manage your personal documents, family files, to-do list, and photos.  

Storing your files and documents in SkyDrive allows you to access them from any computer or mobile device.  It includes Office web apps so you can create documents.  And you can share any file you like with your colleagues, friends, or family. Sidenote: If you live in the Seattle area, attend our in-person “Organized Executive” series at the Microsoft Store in the University Village to learn how to use OneNote within SkyDrive.
Tags: cloud, collaborating, Microsoft SkyDrive, team
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