The other very simple reason to consider Microsoft Planner is cost.

Using Planner means that you can easily integrate your tasks into Outlook, attach and view task documentation by linking to SharePoint, discuss a project within Teams while having you Plan open, hop onto a video call (with Teams, formerly Skype for Business) and much more! Using a third party tool requires switching in and out of applications and reduces productivity and can cause annoyance when trying to integrate or link to another well used application. Microsoft have created a suite of apps that all complement one another and work beautifully together. Planner natively integrates with all the other Office 365 applications and using a tool within the Microsoft ‘ecosystem’ is very efficient. There are two main reasons why you should consider switching to Planner for task and project management: Microsoft integrations and cost. Cyber Security End-to-end cyber security services built on Microsoft’s industry leading security technologies.Case Studies Read some of our customer success stories and find out what it’s like to work with us.Careers Take a look at the roles we’re currently recruiting for, and find out why a career at Chorus is so rewarding.Meet The Team Over 100 talented, friendly and highly-driven people make Chorus the company we are today.Vision Mission Values Our vision is to be the first choice for organisations who want to unleash the full potential of their people and technology.Accreditations We are one of the most accredited Microsoft Partners in the UK to demonstrate our continued commitment to quality.About Chorus We’re here to inspire, secure and transform your organisation through the innovative use of Microsoft technology.

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