Simplefusion, Inc.

05/05/2026

Teams just prompted me to opt in to the voice profile feature. A Microsoft Teams voice profile is a biometric identifier that allows the app to recognize your voice, improving speaker attribution in transcripts and enabling "Voice Isolation" to suppress background noise. Users create this profile by reading a sample text in the Settings > Recognition menu.

Working together is easier with Microsoft Teams. Tools and files are always available in one place that's designed to help you connect naturally, stay organized, and bring ideas to life.

04/11/2026

https://portal.office.com Good time to sign up for https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/business - Co-Pilot has added Claude to the researcher.

04/11/2026

If you're looking for last-minute alternatives to TurboTax, here you go!

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03/26/2026

Sunrise run before Modern Workplace boot camp. Today’s agenda Ai Security and Inforcer demo, thanks for the hat!

03/27/2025

Four monitors are better than one!

10/13/2023

Happy Friday the 13th!

08/02/2023

Enable MFA (Multi-factor Authentication) today, and your digital life will be more secure.

Secure .gov websites use HTTPS A lock () or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

06/16/2023

Well there was a Major Cyber breach at the Louisiana OMV! Here is an article on what action you should take if you're a Louisiana resident!

06/13/2023

I've used Zapier for some time, and this article compares Google and Microsoft AI chatbots. Plus has a pretty good explanation of how chatbots can be used for good :)

The differences between ChatGPT and Bard are pretty massive—and there's still a lot to learn about them. Here's what we know, and how they stack up.

06/06/2023

I just put together some training information for a client, but it might be helpful for anyone, so here you go!

To find answers in office.com and log into your Office 365 account https://office.com, you’ll find a question mark on the top right. Here is a quick video of how to find help easily in Office 365. https://youtu.be/z7PAQ7jWYlA

Let me know which one of these options you go with.

If you are looking for instructor lead training, here are a couple options:
Udemy is online training - Microsoft Excel - Excel from Beginner to Advanced | Udemy
Lantec is a local training company that has virtual and in-person training - Lantec | Course: Excel Basic (lantecctc.com)
SBA has a program that will refund a portion of the training cost as well.

Here are some more options:

1. Microsoft Office Support: Microsoft provides free online training for Excel through its Office Support website. You can access tutorials, videos, and step-by-step guides to learn various Excel functions and features. Visit the Microsoft Excel training page at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/excel to get started.
2. Excel Easy: Excel Easy is a popular online resource that offers comprehensive tutorials for Excel beginners. It covers basic concepts, functions, formulas, charts, and more. The website provides clear explanations and examples to help you understand and practice Excel. You can access the tutorials at https://www.excel-easy.com/.
3. LinkedIn Learning: LinkedIn Learning (formerly known as Lynda.com) is a paid online platform that offers a wide range of courses, including Excel training. It provides video tutorials and exercises for Excel users of all levels. While some courses require a subscription, you can often find free trials or access through your local library. Visit https://www.linkedin.com/learning to explore their Excel courses.
4. YouTube: YouTube is a valuable resource for Excel tutorials. There are numerous channels dedicated to Excel training, such as ExcelIsFun, Excel Campus, and MrExcel. These channels offer step-by-step tutorials, tips, and tricks to improve your Excel skills. You can search for specific topics or functions you want to learn and find videos that suit your needs.

1. ExcelIsFun: This channel, hosted by Mike Girvin, offers a vast collection of Excel tutorials covering various topics and levels of difficulty. You can find in-depth explanations of functions, formulas, pivot tables, charts, and more. Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/user/ExcelIsFun
2. Excel Campus: Jon Acampora's Excel Campus channel provides tutorials, tips, and tricks for Excel users. The videos cover a wide range of topics, including formulas, macros, data analysis, and productivity techniques. Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/user/ExcelCampus
3. MrExcel: MrExcel, hosted by Bill Jelen, offers practical Excel solutions and tutorials for both beginners and advanced users. The channel covers a variety of topics, including formulas, functions, VBA programming, and data analysis. Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/user/bjele123
4. MyOnlineTrainingHub: The MyOnlineTrainingHub channel, hosted by Mynda Treacy, offers a variety of Excel tutorials, tips, and tricks. You can find videos on functions, formulas, charts, pivot tables, and Excel productivity techniques. Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/user/MyOnlineTrainingHub
5. ExcelVbaIsFun: This channel focuses on Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) programming. You can learn how to automate tasks, create macros, build user interfaces, and enhance your Excel skills through programming. Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/user/ExcelVbaIsFun
6. ExcelJet: The ExcelJet channel provides tutorials that cover Excel functions, formulas, shortcuts, and data analysis techniques. The videos are concise and well-explained, making it easier to grasp different Excel concepts. Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/c/ExceljetNet

This video will show you how to find the help section on Office.com and in the Excel app itself. I explain how the search feature works in Excel, but the se...

03/24/2023

We have seen an uptick in phishing emails that are well-made and very deceiving. A good rule of thumb is if you get an email from a service you use, Fedex, UPS, Office 365, PayPal, your bank, etc. DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINK IN THE EMAIL. Go to the site and look at the Notifications section of your bank, for example. Don't call the numbers listed in an email. Log into your bank, click on the support page, get the phone number from your bank account again, for example.