Office 365 has been recognised as the number one cloud business application among enterprises. In a series of blog posts we’re going to identify the reasons so many businesses are choosing Office 365, beginning with business continuity.
Released in 2011, Office 365 was developed to meet the growing needs of businesses. As Satya Nadella, CEO at Microsoft, stated, “That’s why Microsoft has set a bold ambition to reinvent productivity and business process in this mobile-first, cloud-first world.” By utilising cloud technology Microsoft enabled businesses to do more, allowing them to provide a continuous level of service in-line with what their customers demanded.
In order to continue providing a high level service, and one that is available 24/7, businesses must minimise the potential for disasters. Disruptions and disasters can have a catastrophic effect on a business, costing hundreds, even thousands of pounds. By addressing the issues that hinder business continuity or disrupt usual working practices and processes, you can ensure that your business remains agile and competitive.
Office 365 provides a range of tools that are accessible via the cloud including, Exchange online, Sharepoint, Skype for business, along with the familiar Office desktop applications. Therefore users can rest assured that Office 365 will allow them to continue to work should disaster strike, providing:
If you answer “no” to any of the questions below you should consider Office 365:
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