Note-taking is a crucial part of any professional designation. Whether you are a member of the project development team or the project manager of that development team, taking notes is always going to help make sure that you and your team are well-informed about the work that you have to do.

As we know that one of the best note-taking applications in the market right now is Microsoft OneNote. The application helps all sorts of people to retain the information they might need for another day and makes sure that they have access to that information from all over the world.

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 Microsoft OneNote is a file sharing and collaboration software product that streamlines how you take, organize, and share notes. It provides you with a dynamic online notebook from which you can perform a wide range of functions.

Businesses and other organizations use the cloud document management system in a variety of industries such as accounting, retail, entertainment, insurance, hospitality, utilities, and law.

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 OneNote lets you keep and organize all your notes in one place. OneNote(opens in new tab) is a product of Microsoft, the American software giant whose Windows operating system powers the majority of the world’s PCs. Save for its core operating system, Microsoft has also developed a vast collection of consumer software, including OneNote, some of which are free to use.

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When it comes to choosing the best note-taking app, there are two clear winners: Microsoft OneNote and Evernote. Both are PCMag Editors' Choices, and both have pluses and minuses.

Evernote has a different structure that makes it easier to organize, tag, find, and share information, as long as you're willing to pay its steep price.

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Microsoft OneNote is a highly effective, free tool for capturing practically anything. You can take digital or handwritten notes; create a quick sketch; and organize everything into notebooks, sections, and pages. That's not it. You can also add images, diagrams, audio, video, and other content.

OneNote is highly useful for workplace productivity. And so, if you have various items to remember, multiple tasks to complete, and sudden ideas, OneNote is the ideal application to record and organize them. Here are a few ways OneNote can help you be more productive at work.

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An integral part of the Office 365 platform, Microsoft OneNote is one of the most powerful productivity tools on the market.

The program combines note taking, both handwritten and typed, screen clips, and even audio commentaries into an easy-to-use package.

This makes Microsoft OneNote an excellent collaboration tool that businesses can utilize within the workplace or across locations, to share ideas, make improvements and manage projects.

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Microsoft 365 is one of the most widely used suites of tools for businesses both big and small. Most people think of Word, Excel or PowerPoint when you bring up Microsoft 365. But one of the best apps in the entire suite is OneNote. Knowing how to use OneNote can be a game changer.

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Most companies are just brushing the surface of what Microsoft Teams can do. Microsoft Teams is pulling ahead in the number of daily active users with 13 million compared to the next in line – Slack’s 12 million. One reason for this success is how Teams integrates so easily with other Microsoft tools.

Microsoft Teams is part of Microsoft 365 and offers chat, videoconferencing, project management, file storage, and much more.

Here are the best features of Microsoft Teams. Five features you may already know about, and five more you may not but should definitely check out.

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Whether you’ve been using it for years or are unfamiliar with the platform, Microsoft Teams can be daunting. There are tons of tools and menus to sift through, and much like Microsoft’s own Excel, most people have only touched the surface. With that said, here are some of our favorite Microsoft Teams features so you can master the platform.

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Now more than ever, organizations are dependent on communication platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Skype, Zoom, or Slack. This is after the COVID-19 pandemic, which in turn forced them to transition to hybrid work.

Since then, Microsoft has been unpacking a ton of features to its communication platform, Teams to ensure that the end user’s needs and wants are well-catered for thus ensuring that the workflow is seamless. In a bid to attract more people to make use of the platform.

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