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Wipfli uses Office 365 to provide the best service to its accounting customers

Laurent Giret Laurent Giret
September 1, 2016
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Wipfli, a business accounting, tax and consulting company with 36 offices across the United States and two offices in India, is moving to Office 365 to improve the productivity of its employees. Michael Pynch, technology partner at Wipfli explained in a new guest post on the Office blog what pushed the company to switch to cloud-based solutions from Microsoft. “We are doing this by empowering our more than 1,700 associates with the mobility, connectivity and security of Microsoft cloud technologies, including Office 365, Microsoft CRM Online and the Azure cloud platform,” he explained.

Pynch expects Office 365 to improve the workflow of Wipfli employees in many ways, and the company will also leverage Microsoft’s FastTrack program to implement mobile device and application management services on the company’s iOS and Windows devices.

The technology partner also highlighted the following Office 365 use cases:

  • Wipfli employees now easily share documents with OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online.
  • Yammer is also used by employees across the country to start conversations and help serve clients.
  • Skype for Business will gradually replace previous audio conference solutions as well as the 13 various phone systems that the company previously accumulated through acquisitions. “We expect to save a significant amount annually,” explained Pynch.
  • The company will also move its development environments, website and other production servers to the Azure cloud to “save time and money managing on-premises infrastructure.”

Overall, Pynch thinks that moving to Office 365 will allow Wipfli to “realize our own goals for a more efficient, connected enterprise.” He added:

Creating an environment that reflects the changing workplace expectations of our associates ensures that we employ and retain top talent. Not only do we reduce the cost of turnover, but our clients enjoy greater consistency, and our associates have better job satisfaction. This three-way win is a great example of the multiple levels of business value we get with Microsoft cloud technologies.

Wipli is not the only big consulting company to choose to roll out Office 365 to all its employees: last month, we reported that design company Atkins which has 18,600 employees worldwide also became a new Office 365 customer.

Further reading: Case Studies, Microsoft, Office 365, Organizations, productivity

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