If I could charge for the time I spend answering this question, I could retire by now. The answer, as in the joke about the newly hired accountant who was asked what two plus two is: “What do you want it to be?” The answer is that SharePoint is a development platform. It’s much more Read more about What is SharePoint[…]
Exchange is the server behind the Outlook email client. It is often—and mistakenly—referred to as “Outlook server.” In reality, there is no such product. Outlook is just the Microsoft email client, and can be used with a variety of servers. However, Exchange does much more than just email. Properly architected and implemented, those additional services—calendaring, Read more about What is Exchange?[…]
What Is Teams? Microsoft refers to Teams as a platform that combines workplace chat, meetings, notes, and attachments. What does that mean? Think of Teams as a hub—a hub that lets you delegate. A team owner can add members and even upgrade them to owners, who, in turn, can add other new members. From Teams, Read more about What is Microsoft Teams?[…]