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Microsoft Office 2013 is coming, leaving users of Microsoft’s Cloud-based office suite, Office 365, wondering what changes they will see. Whether your small business is considering switching to 365 or you’re already using it, there are some exciting new features that could help automate some of your more time-consuming activities.
For businesses still using Office 2010, the question may be whether or not to make the big switch to Office 365. The answer is–it depends. Some businesses are far from transferring from desktop PCs to tablets. But for road warriors or business owners who attend quite a few meetings throughout the day, Office 365′s benefits are hard to resist.
One other benefit to Office 365 is its price. With new monthly subscription options, a small business could pay as little as $6 per month per user. Previously, businesses were forced to pay more than $100 for the business version of Microsoft Office. While this reaches hundreds of dollars over the course of a license, Office 365 users benefit by always having the latest version of Office on devices. Plus, with such great collaboration tools, the Cloud version of Office is perfect for today’s multi-device workplace.
The post 7 Things Small Businesses Can Expect From the Microsoft Office 365 Upgrades appeared first on Small Business Technology.
Ramon Ray, Editor & Technology Evangelist, Smallbiztechnology.com
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