In the last episode of Tek MenosFios: Raio-X ao Microsoft Office we show you some packages of the application that you can join, based on the types of work you are going to do with it. But for today's episode we're going further, where we're going to introduce you to the best packages if you want to use Office for business.
So let's go.
First we would like to introduce you to Office 365 Home Premium, which although it may sound like a great idea for a small business, this version of Office cannot be licensed for commercial use, unless of course you already own a license. the same for companies. Therefore, we recommend subscribing to Office 365 for business, where its most recent version comes with the current Office of Exchange, SharePoint and Lync Online, all of them ready to run on their own servers.
We also have Office 365 Small Business Premium, which comes with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access, Publish and Lync, and where your annual subscription allows you to run the programs on up to five PCs or Macs, remembering that you can use “Office on Demand” to download Office to whatever computer they are using temporarily. In this version, regular updates and new features are made available automatically for better user operability.
With Office 365 Small Business Premium, you can host online meetings with HD audio and video on Lync, or run a public website on SharePoint, as well as get Exchange with a 25GB inbox for any and all users. version, plus OneDrive Plus in SharePoint.
Another fantastic feature of this version is that you'll be entitled to 10 GB of secure storage in the cloud, with an extra 500 MB for each user, as well as choosing how the storage is allocated among all the users in the version, as well as how they must utilize the features, for example, force them to encrypt confidential documents.
Now Office 365 ProPlus, abbreviated Professional Plus, is a version aimed at midsize businesses. In this version we have the same Office software for computers, such as Small Business Premium. But on the other hand, it has smart business tools and more options for SharePoint, Lync and Exchange Online services.
We also recommend Office 365 Enterprise, which comes with all the functionality of Office 2013, as well as online services from SharePoint, Lync, and Exchange such as archiving, legal hold, data loss prevention, and rights management to protect information more confidential.
If you are interested in five or more copies of Office 2013, and you don't want Office 365 services at all, then it would be good to get Office Standard 2013, which comes with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook with Business Contact Manager, Publisher , Office Web Apps and limited Lync, SharePoint and rights management services, or Office Professional Plus 2013, which comes with the full range of Office suite programs for desktop and server features, all through volume licensing.
All these options that we presented in the last two episodes just show that Office 2013 and Office 365, together, have everything to give a great and great user experience.
According to what the editors of MenosFios found, there are no 2013 packages for Apple computers, but Microsoft has made several updates of Office 2011 for Mac, which include the main novelties of the 2013 package.
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