Office 365 is a cloud-based subscription version of Microsoft Office that was launched in 2001. It contains the core Office applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Office 365 is different from previous versions because it is subscription-based rather than a one-time purchase, allows access to the latest features through updates, and is designed to be used online through Microsoft's servers. Businesses of all sizes use Office 365 to equip employees with productivity tools and allow organizations to work more efficiently through intelligent apps and services included in various subscription plans.

1. What is Office365

2. What is Office 365
Launched in 2001, Office 365 is a cloud-based, subscription model
version of Microsoft’s popular productivity suite Microsoft Office.
Office 365 contains the same core applications as traditional
versions of Office, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook,
OneNote, and depending on the plan purchased, may also include
other apps and services such as Publisher, Planner, OneDrive,
Exchange, SharePoint, Access, Skype, Yammer, and Microsoft
Teams.

3. How is Office
365 different
from previous
versions of
Office?
Office 365 is a subscription-based service, meaning
rather than buying a copy of the suite outright for a one-
time, up-front cost, users instead pay a monthly
subscription fee to access the service at a level of their
choosing.
With Office 365’s subscription-based model, users
always have access to the latest version, as the
platform is updated at Microsoft’s end, whereas as
perpetual, on-premise users would have to buy a new
copy of the latest edition to be able to use new features.
Office 365 is also built as a cloud-first application;
although desktop versions of its apps are available with
certain plans, it’s designed to be used online. All
applications, services, and data generated by Office
365 are hosted on Microsoft’s servers.

4. Who uses Office
365 for Business
and why?
• Though its eminent core apps still
equip businesses with the basic
tools they need to perform
everyday tasks like managing
data, create documents, and
communicate information, Office
has evolved into a vast suite of
intelligent tools that allow
organizations to be more
productive and efficient. And with
many tailored plan options
available, companies of all sizes
and circumstances can get access
to these tools instantly.
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5. How is Office 365 different from Microsoft 365?
Office 365 is a cloud-based
suite of productivity apps,
while Microsoft 365 is a
package of services
which includes Office 365,
alongside other business
tools.
A user can subscribe to
Office 365 without also
subscribing to Microsoft
365—but all Microsoft 365
users will also have access
to Office 365.

6. What apps
and services
does Office
365 for
Business
include?
Word
Excel
PowerPoint
Outlook
OneNote
Publisher
Exchange
SharePoint
Skype for
Business
Microsoft
Teams
OneDrive
for
Business

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