by anita.lund@trainers-direct.com.au | Sep 3, 2026 | Excel, Microsoft Training
Learn Excel Fast: Can You Really Build Job-Ready Skills in Half a Day? Summary Looking to improve your Excel skills but don’t have time for a full-day course? In this article, we explore whether you can realistically learn Excel in just half a day and why... 
by anita.lund@trainers-direct.com.au | Jul 28, 2026 | MS Project, Uncategorized
Microsoft Project vs Microsoft Planner : Which Tool Is Right for Your Team? Confused about whether your team should use Microsoft Planner or Microsoft Project? You’re not alone. Many organisations invest in Microsoft 365 but aren’t sure when to use... 
by anita.lund@trainers-direct.com.au | Jun 23, 2026 | Copilot 365, Microsoft Training
Can Microsoft Copilot actually save your business money? By Anita Lund, CEO, Trainers Direct Key Takeaways Microsoft Copilot can help SMEs reduce time spent on content creation, proposals and administration. The greatest value comes from working with information... by anita.lund@trainers-direct.com.au | Jun 18, 2026 | Power BI, Uncategorized
Power BI Trainers Effective Power BI training goes beyond creating dashboards and reports. The best Power BI trainers combine expertise in data analytics, Power Query, data modelling, and Excel to help organisations transform raw data into meaningful business... 
by anita.lund@trainers-direct.com.au | May 19, 2026 | Microsoft Training, OneDrive, OneDrive, SharePoint
Sync vs Shortcut to OneDrive: What’s the Difference (and Which Should Your Team Use?) Summary If your team is using SharePoint, OneDrive or Microsoft Teams, you’ve likely seen the options to Sync or Add shortcut to OneDrive but most users don’t understand the... 
by anita.lund@trainers-direct.com.au | Apr 21, 2026 | Excel, Microsoft Training
Do Executive Assistants use Excel? Excel is a critical skill for today’s Executive Assistants. From managing reports and budgets to organising data for senior leaders, EAs are expected to work confidently, accurately, and efficiently in Excel. This article breaks...