Today, Skype for Business is a core part of the Office 365 suite.

Since Microsoft purchased Skype back in 2011, the move to incorporate Skype into Outlook and Office has been a priority.

Office 365 is the first of its kind to offer all levels of businesses the ability to have a top-notch business suite, including both email and voice communications, without the need for infrastructure. That’s the message that Microsoft is communicating to the market. The beauty of SaaS is that your initial investment is low and you can expand your usage as your business grows, all while using the latest and greatest software and storing it in a highly secure place that you can access anywhere, anytime and keep as long as you want! Further, SaaS eliminates the need to upgrade on-premise software since the SaaS provider automatically upgrades the operational software all in the cloud. SaaS stores all data in a secure server in the cloud, accessible by the user through their private portal. So why is SaaS so exciting? SaaS reduces the need for a complex IT infrastructure, expensive servers, redundancy and backup solutions.

Office 365 is a Software as a Service (SaaS) suite of applications that are located in the cloud, for a low monthly rate, businesses can use the software through their corporate or personal internet connections.

Now anyone who has a business can look like a global enterprise with the same Microsoft Office benefits that were once only available to enterprises for thousands of dollars. No ifs, ands, or buts about it! Microsoft has already introduced its Office 365 suite of products that gives any business, enterprise-quality applications at a low monthly price. The next generation of software applications is coming from the cloud.

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