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No! it's Different
By now, many of us are aware of Office 365. The familiar way of doing things using Word, Excel and other Office favourites. But did you know that Microsoft has released a package that contains Windows 10 + Office 365 + excellent security tools, all thrown in? Over the next few articles, we'll be taking a look at just what Microsoft 365 is, and how you might benefit from it
Subscription based
As we outlined before, Microsoft 365 is available as a month to month subscription that contains your operating system, your office software, excellent collaboration tools and your security needs. We feel that this is a great idea, as sometimes a business may only need a particular set of tools for a particular time period. Perhaps like Tax Time. Being able to pay for and cancel a subscription as you need it is much better on your budget than the cost of a full license.
Imagine being able to employ a person for a few months to deal with all of your tax time issues, put them on a computer that has been secured with built-in tools, is always up to date, and there is nothing left for you to install. Plus the benefit of "pay as you go". That's Microsoft 365 in a nutshell.
Looking to update?
Perhaps you're looking to update the technology that your staff are using? Instead of paying multiple license fee over a range of different equipment, why not consider Microsoft 365 across your new range of machines? One bill across all your technology, making things easier for you.
If you're thinking about technology upgrades, why not talk to us beforehand. After looking at your needs, we can help you decide which way is the best way forward. For you and you're business.
After all, that's what we're here for.
Up Next? The Microsft 365 version of Windows 10. And how it might help you.
Office 365 is so much more than Outlook, Word & Excel. Here at Your friendly IT team, we offer a wide range of Office 365 services to help you get the best value for money from your subscription. But how can you do that if you don’t know what you’ve got?
Microsoft Office is a great product, and one that most of us have used at some stage. But with the coming of Office 365, there are now multiple ways to have Office on your computer.
Office 365 can be purchased from almost anywhere. But, once purchased, who advises you on what you're using, and more importantly, how you're using it? Who do you trust to recommend and manage the changes?
Now that you have found a provider that’s willing to help, it’s time to get started. The important steps are figuring out just who needs what, installation, setup, familiarization, and training. Getting your people used to Office 365 and all it can do doesn’t take long, but it is important.
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