Being a Microsoft Certified Professional was once a simple proposition. You took a MCP certification exam and just like that, you were certified to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain Microsoft computer systems. It's not longer quite so simple.
We’ve all been there. Someone who didn’t understand how to use the table function in Microsoft Word created one the old-fashioned way—by counting spaces—and then, surprise, left the company. It’s your job to edit that makeshift monstrosity. Can it be done without laboriously re-entering all the data?
Your business may use Microsoft Office programs every day, but how well do you and your employees know how to use them? The Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification is one way to answer that question. MOS certifications are available for each specific program within the Microsoft Office Suite.
According to global data experts Statista, 82.88% of the world’s desktop computers use Microsoft Windows operating systems. Integrated productivity tools like word processing, spreadsheet, and database capabilities are an important reason why so many computer users prefer Windows. Programs like Word, Excel, and OneNote are easy to learn. However, advanced training allows these programs to be used more effectively.
It's estimated that 1.2 billion people use Microsoft Office. But it takes special skills and training in order to earn certifications and perfect how to use these programs.
Microsoft Office is a complex and ever-changing set of programs that allow your workers to stay organized and productive. Everyone should be trained in how to use these programs, but your IT support staff needs specialist training in order to cope with questions, problems, and potential issues.
Depending on their specialties and certifications, they may:
If you run or manage a company, chances are good you're using Microsoft Office somewhere in that operation. The set of programs is now being used by 1.2 billion people worldwide, and business activity is responsible for a large portion of that number.
PC Magazine says, “Microsoft PowerPoint is the best and most feature-rich slideshow creation and presentation tool.” When you want the best, you go with PowerPoint; end of story. “The (2016) app upgrades help creators do their jobs better… and if you spend a lot of time making slideshows, rehearsing them, and presenting, you’ll want PowerPoint for its ability to keep the process smooth and quick.”
