Avvenire Solutions takes a deeper look at how Microsoft Office 365 helps small business owner Scott Naucler and his three employees work together across two states to maintain wind turbines across America’s wind corridor. Office 365 helps Turbine Test Services get the job done because it is always-up-to-date, letting Turbine Test Services work easily and flexibly, whether they’re on the ground in the office, or inspecting a wind turbine from 300 feet in the air. Contact us today to find out how we can help you do the same.
Category: Office 365
Free Exchange Hybrid Server License for Office 365
For customers wanting to take advantage of the hybrid model for migrations or coexistence, Microsoft is now offering a Hybrid Server license free of charge. The Hybrid server is not a custom version of Exchange, but one with CAS and Hub roles for Exchange 2010 and CAS and Mailbox roles for Exchange 2013. Mailboxes are not allowed to be hosted on this server and its only role is as a middle man in a hybrid deployment to Office 365. Continue reading “Free Exchange Hybrid Server License for Office 365”
Office 365 Pricing Plans for Business – What’s the Difference Between E1 and E3 Licenses?
Microsoft offers several pricing plans for business customers. There are plans for small business, Enterprise, non-profit organizations and Education, but the most common question we get is “what is the difference between the E1 and the E3 license?”. Currently the E1 plan is $8.00 per user per month and E3 plan is $20.00 per user per month. So the big question is what do you get for the additional $12.00 per user per month? There are several differences, but by far the biggest difference between the two plans is that the E3 subscription plan includes the local installation of the full Office Pro Plus suite on up to 5 PCs or Macs per user. Continue reading “Office 365 Pricing Plans for Business – What’s the Difference Between E1 and E3 Licenses?”
