Excel, the most reliable tool to use for anything that’s related to lists and data. However, as easy as it is to use, Excel’s reliability begins to diminish as soon as our datasets grow. It may be easy for us to manage our inventory of donations for over a month or a year, but once that grows past a certain point, it becomes increasingly difficult for us to actually make sense of an expanding sheet, right?

From leave requests to reimbursements and everything in between, we all know how much work is required when such common admin documents are still processed on paper. What’s even worse, these documents can also be causes of inefficiency as these not only cost us money to print, but they can even get lost afterwards.

Dynamics 365 (On-Premises) Server is customer relationship management (CRM) server software that offers tools for storing and analyzing customer records. It is the successor to Dynamics CRM Server and runs on Windows Server. Dynamics 365 (On-Premises) is the on-premises version of the cloud-based Microsoft Dynamics 365 service. This version of Dynamics 365 does not provide all the customer relationship management (CRM) capabilities that are available in the cloud-based service.

For occasional social media users, keeping up with new features can be tricky. Whether we are simply not able to keep up, or that the changes happened subtly, the endpoint here is the same – we are missing out!

Narrowing this down to Facebook, the gargantuan social media network has introduced a few key new features as of late that may have went under your radar. To help you catch up on key added features that you can truly capitalize on, here’s an overview of some new Facebook features that you may have missed out on.