At $12 per user per month, it packs a lot of features. It contains the enterprise editions of the Microsoft Office apps with cloud-based file storage and sharing. This version is the go-to base version for productivity for the enterprise employee. Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise (Previously Office 365 ProPlus)
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For full details and requirements, see Microsoft's overview page. The E1 plan, with its integrations with Teams and OneDrive and web versions of Office apps, allows productivity from anywhere. Its business services include email, file storage and sharing, intranet capability, meetings and IM, and five layers of security and monitoring. Office 365 E1, the lowest priced offering, costs $8 per user per month and does not include the desktop Office apps, but rather the web versions of the core Office apps.
It includes the following plans: Office 365 E1 Office 365 Apps enable you to create, collaborate, and share from anywhere on devices with a cloud-based suite of apps and services. It also highlights why Microsoft made the changes and updates (such as replacing Office 365 ProPlus with Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise) and what the changes mean for large enterprises. This post outlines the plans and features of Microsoft 365 and Office 365 and the differences between the two service families. The Office 365 apps are still at the core of the offerings, but Microsoft 365 is a more encompassing Microsoft bundle which also includes products like Enterprise Mobility + Security (EM+S) tools and Windows 10 licenses. What's important to remember, as we discussed in our earlier post and which Microsoft discusses here and here, is that while the naming conventions changed, the functionality didn't change.
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