Microsoft Office 365 Solutions
Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) moves the core of your business technology to the cloud. Here is what that looks like and why organizations make the switch.
Why businesses are shifting to the cloud
Subscription-based cloud platforms like Microsoft 365 and Azure have replaced the old model of buying, hosting, and maintaining your own servers and software licenses. Instead of a large upfront capital cost and an ongoing maintenance burden, organizations pay a predictable monthly fee and let Microsoft handle the infrastructure.
What can move to the cloud
Most of the day-to-day technology a business relies on can run in Microsoft 365: email and calendaring, file storage and document management, internal chat and video meetings, intranets and team sites, and increasingly, workflow automation and reporting. For most organizations, the question is no longer whether to move, but how to sequence the move well.
Benefits of Microsoft 365
Moving to Microsoft 365 removes the burden of patching, backing up, and maintaining on-premises servers, and replaces it with Microsoft's data centers and a 99.9% uptime commitment. Licensing becomes predictable and scales with headcount instead of requiring large upfront purchases. Centralized device and identity management makes it easier to support a team across multiple locations, and the familiar Office apps mean less retraining than a switch to an unfamiliar platform.
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