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Azure is Microsoft’s global cloud platform — the infrastructure that makes everything else possible. Think of it as the massive, secure data center network your organization’s tools run on. You don’t configure Azure directly; you use the services that live inside it (like your Tenant, Azure AD, and Intune).

• Your data is stored in Microsoft’s enterprise-grade, geo-redundant data centers
• All security, backups, and uptime guarantees come from Azure
• Microsoft 365, Intune, and Azure AD are all Azure services under the hood

Your Tenant is your organization’s dedicated space inside Azure. Every employee account, every license, every security policy, and every piece of company data lives here — in your slice of the Microsoft cloud. When IT says “your tenant,” this is what they mean.

• All users, passwords, and licenses are managed here
• Every Microsoft product your org uses connects to this one place
• The reason employees log in once and access everything

Azure AD is the identity and access management service inside Azure — the security guard for your tenant. It decides who can log in, from which devices, and whether extra verification (MFA) is required. Every time an employee opens Teams, SharePoint, or Outlook, Azure AD is checking their credentials in the background.

• Single sign-on: one login for every Microsoft app
• Multi-factor authentication (MFA) enforced across the board
• Revoke all access for a user instantly, across every device

Intune is the bridge between your Tenant and the physical devices your team uses. It connects to every laptop, phone, and tablet and enforces your security policies automatically — encryption, approved apps, password strength. If a device is lost, IT can wipe it remotely in minutes.

• Every device encrypted and policy-compliant, automatically
• Remote wipe any device in under 5 minutes
• Separates personal and work data on employee phones

SharePoint is your company’s shared file system and intranet — the place where team files actually live in the cloud. Unlike OneDrive (personal), SharePoint is for files multiple people need: project folders, department documents, company policies. Every Teams channel has a SharePoint library running behind it.

• Shared document libraries for every team and department
• Internal intranet and company knowledge base
• Files sync to employees’ computers via OneDrive

OneDrive is each employee’s personal cloud drive. It silently backs up their Desktop, Documents, and Pictures — so if their laptop is lost or fails, nothing is gone. It also syncs SharePoint libraries to the computer for offline access, and serves as the local sync client for all Microsoft cloud storage.

• Automatic backup of personal files to the cloud
• Access files from any device, anywhere in the world
• Offline access with seamless sync when reconnected

Teams is the digital office — where employees communicate, meet, and collaborate in real time. Chat replaces internal email. Video calls replace phone conferences. Every Team has a file tab that’s actually a SharePoint library. Teams doesn’t store anything itself — it’s the front-end interface connecting your people to the rest of the ecosystem.

• Chat, video calls, and meetings — all in one app
• Every team channel has a SharePoint-backed shared file library
• Connects natively to Word, Excel, and all Microsoft 365 apps

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook — the apps your team uses every day. With Microsoft 365, these are always up to date, available on any device, and connected to your cloud storage automatically. Files save directly to OneDrive or SharePoint. Multiple people can edit the same document at the same time.

• Always up-to-date on every device (no more version conflicts)
• Real-time co-authoring — multiple people edit the same document simultaneously
• Fully integrated with Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive