Microsoft 365 (earlier known as "Office 365") is now more than just office apps. It provides your law firm with the following apps and services:
Microsoft Teams provides group chat and collaboration.
Microsoft Word allows you to create, view, edit and collaborate on documents.
Microsoft Excel allows you to create and view spreadsheets, charts, and tables.
Microsoft PowerPoint allows you to create presentations, from project plans to legal plans to meeting agendas.
Outlook is a versatile tool; it helps you send, receive, and manage email, along with managing your contact database and calendar, which can be shared and accessible across your law firm.
OneNote is a tool to create, store and manage case notes, legal research, and miscellaneous information that doesn’t fit well anywhere else, firm-wide, team-wide, or even case-specific.
OneDrive will replace your on-premise file server and serves as a single, central file system for your entire firm.
Other important apps included in Microsoft 365 that serve as the backbone for everyone in your law practice are - Exchange, Groups, Skype for Business, SharePoint, Power BI, To-Do, Planner, Yammer, and Microsoft Forms.