Microsoft Office 365 provides various subscriptions for Exchange email hosted in the cloud as well as all your favourite Office Apps: Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
You pay a monthly subscription per user per month which typically provides users with 5 licenses to user on their corporate devices (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone) and the ability to upgrade to the latest version as they are released
Mix and Match Plans. There are several different Office 365 business plans available with different programs and features. Not everyone in your company is going to need the exact same thing. You can mix and match plans so you don’t have to pay for more than you need. It’s pretty easy to switch between plans, too, if you find that an employee needs more or less than what they have now.
Subscription-Based Payment. Office 365 is a subscription-based service, meaning you pay a low monthly fee (per user) rather than a large lump sum up front. This can be helpful from a cash flow perspective. Plans are typically paid month-to-month (though some places will do yearly subscriptions, sometimes for a discount), so you turn off what you’re not using to save money..
Security Features. One of the biggest misconceptions about the Cloud is that it’s not safe. In reality, it isn’t necessarily any more or less safe than an on-premise system. It’s all in how you use it and what security measures you put in place. Office 365 has a lot of built-in security features to keep your company’s data safe.
Collaborate easily. If working in teams is at all a part of your company, you’ll appreciate the collaboration features of Office 365.