Office 365 Administration Playbook
Course info



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Description
Moving to Office 365 means a whole new set of tools and processes are required for performing day-to-day administration tasks for your organization. Even an experienced IT professional needs to learn the new way to perform the same tasks in Office 365 that are used to perform on-premises. In this course, Office 365 Administration Playbook, you'll learn how to administer Office 365 using the web-based administration portals that are provided with the service. First, you'll discover how to provision a brand new Office 365 tenant. Next, you'll explore user account administration, license management, groups, and resources. Finally, you'll learn how to manage OneDrive for Business. By the end of this course, you'll be able to confidently perform common Office 365 administrative tasks, and have an understanding of how and where to apply your new skills to other scenarios you encounter on the job.
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Course Overview
Hello everyone, my name is Paul Cunningham, and welcome to my course, the Office 365 Administration Playbook. I'm a Microsoft MVP for Office servers and services, which includes products and services such as Office 365, Exchange Online, and Exchange Server on-premises. I've been an IT professional for nearly 20 years, designing and deploying server and application infrastructure, supporting large enterprises, and helping customers migrate and run their IT in the cloud with Office 365. Moving to Office 365 means a whole new set of tools and processes are required for performing day-to-day administration tasks for your organization. Even an experienced IT professional needs to learn the new way to perform the same tasks in Office 365 as they're used to performing on-premises. This course covers, at an intermediate level, how to administer Office 365 using the web-based administration portals that are provided with the service. Some of the topics that we'll cover include provisioning a brand-new Office 365 tenant, user account administration, license management, groups and resources, and managing OneDrive for Business. By the end of this course, you'll be able to confidently perform common Office 365 administration tasks, and have an understanding of how and where to apply your new skills to other scenarios you encounter on the job. Before beginning this course, you should be familiar with the basics of Office 365 and the services and features that are included with it. However, if this is your first time using Office 365, you'll still be able to follow along and learn as we go. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learning Office 365 administration here at Pluralsight.