Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 help you get work done—with others and on your own—wherever you are. As long as you can connect to the internet, you can connect to the files and people you need to stay productive. Teams and Office have advanced security features built in so you can relax knowing your info is backed by enterprise-grade security.
Your organization may have best practices for working remotely, so contact them with questions specific to your organization’s policies.
- Here is Microsoft’s description of that Office 365 feature in a TechNet post: Desktop virtualization. Customers can use Remote Desktop Services (RDS), a role in Windows Server, to provide a centralized server on which they can install Office. Users log on remotely to this centralized server to run Office. Organizations can also use Remote.
- The Microsoft Office 365 Education service allows for use of the web-based Office 365 applications as well as the ability to download and install Office Pro Plus to personal computers, smartphones and tablets. Students and educators are eligible for Office 365 Education for free, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and now Microsoft.
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