Office 365 for business review full#
The next level, Office 365 Business, includes the full Office suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Publisher), OneDrive for Business, and Office Online. It replaces Office 365 Small Business, which also cost $5 per user per month. The version costs $5 per user per month on an annual basis and $6 per user per month on a monthly basis. Office 365 Business Essentials offers Office Online, OneDrive for business with 1 terabyte of online storage, Exchange-based email with contacts and shared calendars, online meetings via Web conferencing and instant messaging, Sharepoint-based team collaboration and Internet portals, and a private social network via Yammer. "We made these changes to the existing Office 365 plans in response to feedback from our customers, and as part of our longstanding commitment to bring the benefits of cloud-based productivity to every SMB" (small and midsize business), Microsoft said in its blog. Since unveiling Office 365 in 2011, the software giant has been trying to push more users, especially business users, to adopt the service as an alternative to the traditional desktop Office suite.
Microsoft also tried to incorporate more options for social networking, mobile devices and cloud-based services. The goal was to simplify and beef up the plans available by cutting prices on one of the plans and increasing the number of users allowed on two of the plans. As described in a Microsoft blog post, the new plans are geared toward businesses with anywhere from one to more than 250 employees and replace the previous Small Business, Small Business Premium and Midsize Business plans with more options. Microsoft has launched new plans for subscription-based service Office 365 that the company says are designed to better meet the needs of business users.Īvailable as of Thursday, the three new plans are called Office 365 Business Essentials, Office 365 Business and Office 365 Business Premium.
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