The financial cost of this knowledge gap is staggering. A single employee who spends three hours per week performing tasks that automation could handle costs their employer roughly $1,500 per year in wasted wages.
This book changes that.
The Microsoft 365 Bible covers seven applications in one complete volume:
Word: Document creation, Styles, templates, collaboration
Excel: Data analysis, Power Query, PivotTables, automation
PowerPoint: Presentations, Slide Master, Morph, Designer
Outlook: Email management, Quick Steps, Rules, calendar
Teams: Channels, meetings, chat, collaboration
OneNote: Note-taking, tags, audio recording, organization
OneDrive: Cloud storage, sharing, sync, version history
Plus:
Cross-app workflows that connect everything
Microsoft Copilot for AI-powered productivity
Power Automate for workflow automation
Collaboration and co-authoring
Security, sharing, and permissions
This is not a reference manual that walks you through every button. It is a practical guide that shows you which features matter, why they matter, and how to build workflows that stick. Every chapter is designed to be used alongside the software.