We hear from IT that Microsoft Office 365 has a ‘brave new world’ of opportunities to offer communications, and our organisations.

Some organisations are implementing its suite of tools really well. Others – and their internal comms teams – are at the start of their Office 365 journey and not really sure where to begin.

By popular demand, we’re running another Sequel Presents on getting the best out of O365. Our popular breakfast workshop clearly and simply demonstrates the journey through the good, the bad and the ugly with practical, helpful tips on how you can make it work for you. Great first-hand experiences, real case studies and your questions answered – you’ll come away equipped to make O365 a real success.

Speakers

Our panel of Office 365 experts is taking shape as we prepare for an unmissable digital workplace seminar for internal communicators.

We’re delighted to welcome back Steve Clarke and Simon Steers to our event – Your Office 365 Journey – which takes place on Thursday, 5 December.

Steve, Senior Manager of Communication Channels at Virgin Atlantic, has a wealth of experience when it comes to the implementation of a range of digital tools, including the Office 365 suite and Workplace by Facebook. He’ll share learnings from his own O365 journey and answer any questions you may have about all things Microsoft.

Steve Clarke – Senior Manager, Communication Channels

Virgin Atlantic

Simon led the Digital Channels and Content Strategy for Legal & General and the design of a Digital Workplace built in Office 365 – he will soon be starting a new role at GVC with a focus on digital channels and Office 365 strategy. 

As a digital IC specialist, Simon will also give an insight into the pros and cons of Office 365 tools and how they can best be integrated into a winning digital workplace strategy.

Simon Steers – Former Digital Channels and Content Strategy Lead

Legal & General

Steve and Simon are returning guests of Sequel Presents, having spoken at our ‘Introduction to Office 365’ session in the past, and will no doubt share examples of what has gone right and what might have gone better.

It’s your chance to ask them those detailed questions, the answers to which can help you build your own successful strategy.

Our session will be facilitated by Charles Fenoughty, Digital Media Director at Sequel.

Watch this space for details and in the meantime, you can book tickets via Eventbrite below. Book now as places are limited!