Most organizations migrate in phases, which is smart. Different Office apps in the suite and the many services offered in the Enterprise plans come with their own set of features and use cases, and they all have a different impact on your connections and capacity. It’s important to make sure that each app is optimized for the best performance.

The primary driver for Office 365—besides the fact that it will eventually be the only way to use Microsoft Office software—is to improve productivity and collaboration. The collaboration enabled by Office 365 through file sharing and online services can streamline processes and give your company a competitive advantage and result in faster time to market.

But how can people collaborate effectively if their apps are slow to respond, or their video quality is poor, or their connections get dropped? Collaboration and productivity are the key advantages of Office 365, and that’s why it’s so important to focus on user experience as you migrate.