Ferrero — the Italian confectionery company behind Nutella, Kinder, and Ferrero Rocher — booked a sustained Microsoft Smart Office program through most of 2019. The work ran from early May to early December: seven separate engagement threads across the year.
Smart Office as a teaching topic
Smart Office isn’t a single product — it’s the collection of practices that turn Office from a set of tools into a connected working environment. Document collaboration, calendar discipline, the small Outlook-Word-Excel interconnects that compound into hours saved per week per person.
For a company the size of Ferrero, rolling Smart Office practices across a team takes more than one session and more than one cohort. The year-long shape of the engagement reflects that.