There are ways to work around it of course, like you could make software-only accounts that are married to certain equipment and only support staff use, but again that's more work for you. That second question is likely the most important as if you were to go with 365 without any sort of directory syncing/federation you'll have two sets of user accounts to manage. However there's two questions you'll need to answer:ĭo you want the recurring cost of 365 or the one-time sum of a VL?ĭo you have the ability to sync your AD or use Federated services for account management? You can get software-only licenses for 365 that will give you access to just the Office suite without Exchange or Sharepoint (O365 Business/ProPlus). I suspect we'll have to maintain the current version of Office once this system is up and running at the end of next year so I'm looking for the least expensive way to ensure we keep our desktops and laptops updated.
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We are bringing on a new product that integrates with Outlook 2016 so I know I'll have to upgrade all our systems. Right now we can't use the on-line features - the University is working on this for the campus as a whole but aren't ready to roll it out. I'm asking because I'm don't know the best way to go and am trying to figure out if I should be purchasing O625 licensing. Just because they aren't on it now doesn't mean you can't use it. There's nothing wrong with mix and match with O365 licensing. We unfortunately are unable to go to Office 365 at this time because we're tied to a University that hasn't made this move.
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