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O365 is pretty darn good ... I use both, and I'd say it's better than G-Suite for work-related stuff Leaving aside the ubiquitous "interoperability" argument,

O365 is pretty darn good ... I use both, and I'd say it's better than G-Suite for work-related stuff Leaving aside the ubiquitous "interoperability" argument, MS' stuff just feels worlds more polished The best office suite (sans email and calendar hosting), in my experience so far, is from Apple (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) - their collaboration through iCloud has the been the most seamless across device types in their respective dedicated apps

warrenm 5y ago
(This presumes you're running iOS/macOS/iPadOS, of course, as your business device platform(s) of choice)
shoto_io 5y ago
very interesting, thanks for sharing! I am pretty much bought into the Apple ecosystem, but I have never tried their cloud collaboration tools. What do you use for mail/calendar and file sharing? O365?
- warrenm 5y ago
  >What do you use for mail/calendar and file sharing? O365? At $WORK, we use O365 (I use Apple Mail & Calendar for my clients) My primary customer is 100% O365 (no alternative clients allowed (but I'm running their VDI...so... ) I also use Gmail for personal stuff (again, with Apple Mail & Calendar as clients) For file sharing ... there's a combination of O365/OneDrive (because of VDI constraints, I have to sign-in to OneDrive every time I login to my primary customer's network), iCloud, Dropbox, etc