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Buelldozer@lemmy.today 10 months agoLibre doesn’t support IDM, nor provide email, nor MFA, nor CAM, nor storage.
M365 Business Premium is a LOT more than Office Documents.
Yeah, I’ve seen how Office business integrates with the OS and a bunch of network services, so I’m not surprised by that. Well, for those corporate environments I expect MS will continue to be the norm. But for small businesses and home use, it’s really fantastic.
And honestly, for personal use I could do without all that email and calendar integration, good riddance.
Why would you want cloud storage for users in a business? Why would you want multifactor authentication for your users? Are you serious?
Oh no, I can see exactly why you’d want that in a business… But why as part of your office suite?
It’s like saying “check it out! This car has a toaster oven!”. I mean, cool. And sure other cars don’t, so it’s an additional feature I guess, but why?
Why would you want multifactor authentication for your word documents? Yes, I’m very serious, why? It’s office… Not an os. Hey, if all this stuff really belongs in an office suite, why not throw in an aquarium screensaver and a cobal compiler and disk formatter, that would really round the package out.
It’s not an office suite subscription. It’s basically a complete business productivity solution. M365 != Office.
M365 includes office, but it’s not just office. Office is one of the least important parts of it tbh. This is evident by the fact that some tiers don’t even include office.
WhyJiffie@sh.itjust.works 10 months ago
thy were talking about microsoft office. that provides neither of those
someguy3@lemmy.world 10 months ago
Those factors help drive office adoption. It’s a one stop shop. Many companies don’t want to bother with their own servers, they’d rather just buy a service.
skooma_king@lemm.ee 10 months ago
But this article and post are about M365 Business Premium licenses