There are many businesses that are making the transition to the cloud. They do so for many reasons, including lower costs, more opportunities for collaboration, and a mobile experience. Office 365 (now Microsoft 365) is a subscription service that’s in the cloud and is managed by Microsoft. Adopting Microsoft Office 365 is one of the simplest ways to transition your business to the cloud.

Office 365 is one of Microsoft’s most popular services. Office 365 is Microsoft’s latest subscription service, offering cloud extensive cloud capabilities, email and web applications, along with the Office 365. All of Office 365’s web enabled tools allow you to run and grow your business at a low monthly cost, while allowing you to share your business information in one place, enabling you to work better with colleagues and partners via online meetings and instant messaging. Office 365 tools provide the benefits associated big-business IT set-ups, without the usual drawbacks of an expensive IT department. Office 365 tools also come equipped with robust security and reliability. This post will discuss whether or not Office 356 is suitable for a small business. First, we will briefly review some of the best features of Office 365.

Simply put, Microsoft Office 365 is the brand name used to describe a group of software services subscriptions that offer productivity software services to its subscribers. Office 365 offers plans including email and social networking services for business and enterprise users. Users can connect via the Internet, set up an account, make payment, download the appropriate files, and go to work without the hassle of installation disks.

Hartford, CT - On February 5, IT peers braved yet another snowstorm to gather at the Hartford Marriott Downtown for the Hartford Tech Summit. The event showcased the latest trends in technology and best practices relating to security, productivity, and more.

Hartford, CT - On Tuesday, December 9, Kelser Corporation was a proud sponsor of the local Hartford VMUG (VMware User Group) meeting. As buckets of icy rain poured outside, members brave enough to battle the conditions took shelter at the Society Room in Hartford. VMware users dried off and found warmth by the hall’s grand fireplace as they enjoyed beverages and good company while networking with their peers.

Hartford, CT - On December 22, 2014 Kelser delivered 77 brand new toys to We Are The Children. The organization was founded in 1985 by Gary Craig, morning radio personality of 96.5 WTIC-FM in Hartford, Connecticut. Gary Craig, along with a tremendous support committee, is committed to raising funds for abandoned, battered, disadvantaged, and needy children. We Are The Children is a 100% volunteer organization with all goods and services donated by members of the local communities.

Wallingford, CT - On November 20, Kelser connected in a big way with fellow Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce (GNHCC) members and local business professionals at The Big Connect. The event, hosted by the GNHCC at the Toyota Oakdale Theatre, drew numbers of area business leaders, boasted over 70 exhibitors, and a packed full-day schedule of informative seminars.

East Hartford, CT - On November 19, Kelser Corporation welcomed its valued clients to their annual Customer Appreciation Open House event at Kelser’s East Hartford headquarters. Guests mingled with the Kelser team while they enjoyed delicious hors d’oeuvres, beverages, and great conversations.