Most companies that prefer to move to the cloud do so because they have decided they need it for business agility and want the value savings that come with it. If your company is considering Microsoft office 365 as your initiative in moving applications to hosted solutions, you’ll have found similar inconsistencies in your research—making it difficult to separate fact from fiction,
- Office 365 is simply office tools in the cloud, and that i can only use it on-line.
- If our data moves to the cloud, our business will no longer have control over our technology.
- Keeping data on-premises is safer than in the cloud.
- I have to move everything to the cloud; it’s an all-or-nothing scenario.
- Cloud migration is too much for my business to handle.
- Corporate spies, cyberthieves, and governments will have access to my data if it is in the cloud.
- I must learn all new tools to manage SharePoint Online.
- Skype and Skype for Business square measure one and therefore the same.
- Email isn’t any simpler in the cloud.
- Continuously change office 365 will break my critical business applications
Office 365 is the office you already know, plus productivity tools which will help you work more with efficiency. Whether at your desk or on the go, you have the tools to do your best work wherever you’re on all of your favorite devices. And, since Office 365 lives in the cloud, these tools stay up to date, are simple to use and manage, and are ready to work when you are.
When you move to the cloud, time spent maintaining hardware and upgrading software is significantly reduced—eliminating headaches with it. Now your IT team can focus on advancing your organization’s technology, rather than being a repair service. Plus, you will have more time to spend improving business operations and launching agile initiatives.
