At a non-profit that I contribute to we recently switched everything to Microsoft because it was the easiest way for ~10 people with varying backgrounds to coll

At a non-profit that I contribute to we recently switched everything to Microsoft because it was the easiest way for ~10 people with varying backgrounds to collaborate, when you have only a part time technical person who has limited time to set everything up. Costs a bit of money, but dealing with Google Docs, Synology, Dropbox, email and web hosting providers took so much effort. Setting up Sharepoint etc. isn't trivial either but at least it's a standard setup that you'll always find someone who can manage it.