Introduction To Microsoft 365
Introduction To Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 replaces the way we used to buy applications from Microsoft. Rather
than buying a license outright and attaching that to a specific machine, Microsoft
now license the user on a ‘cost per month’ basis which means the licensed user can
access Microsoft applications on all of their devices (including mobiles and Apple
devices) and it means you pay for what you use – if you increase or decrease your
user base, your monthly billing changes accordingly.
Microsoft 365 - so much more
than ‘Office’
Perhaps the biggest change however, is that this is not ‘Office’ as we know it! For so
many years, Microsoft 365 (previously called Office 365) has meant Word, Excel,
PowerPoint and Outlook. Microsoft 365 is much more than that, with an ever-
increasing portfolio of applications that enable you to collaborate more, work with
increasing levels of security, work more flexibly (think, ‘any device, anytime,
anywhere’) and reduce your reliance on always being attached to a server.
Key Features:
o Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
o OneDrive for Business
o Microsoft Teams
o SharePoint
Benefits of Microsoft 365
Features:
1 TB of storage per user.
File sharing and synchronization across devices.
Secure file access and sharing controls.
Collaboration with Microsoft
Teams
Features:
Chat and video conferencing.
Integration with other Microsoft 365 apps.
Channels for organized communication.
Security and Compliance
Call to Action: Explore Microsoft 365 today to find the right plan
for you!
Subscription Plans Overview
o Features: 1 user, 1 TB OneDrive storage, all Office Microsoft 365 Business Standard:
apps. o Price: $12.50/user/month
Microsoft 365 Family: o Features: Desktop apps, email hosting, Teams,
o Price: $99.99/year SharePoint.