Microsoft has a customer success service called FastTrack to help organizations realize business value faster with the Microsoft Cloud, including Office 365. It gives us guidance and practical materials, like templates. Good stuff.
The Office 365 Adoption Guide offered on http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office gives us the full story of the three phases – envision, onboard and drive value- with checklists and links to details and templates.
The Productivity Library (http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office/envision/productivitylibrary) contains over a hundred scenarios of how Office 365 can make your life easier. For example: Plan for work effectively, using Planner. For such a scenario, you get instruction pages and videos. And templates to make announcements, posters and flyers, tips & tricks messages.
You can also get help for onboarding end-users into Office 365. Small business owners (1-49 users) can use a setup guide. Customers with more than 50 licenses are entitled to assistance from the Microsoft FastTrack team, for example in migrating content. But that is not a free-for-all option.
There is also an entry point for all resources, per phase, that anyone can use: http://fasttrack.microsoft.com/office/resources/envision , including case studies, a guide for the helpdesk and plans.
So there is a lot of good stuff in there. We might as well use it…
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