It was Microsoft's answer to free word processors, spreadsheets, and presentations. Microsoft Office has been available online for a while.įirst, there was Office Web Apps. Suffice it to say, if you have Microsoft 365, you also have Office 365, but the inverse may not be true. This comes from the mistaken belief that they were one and the same. Office 365įor obvious reasons, it’s easy to confuse Microsoft 365 (a more expensive business suite released in 2017) that includes Microsoft Office 365 with Office 365. At the same time, it has added functionalities that appeal specifically to administrators and business leaders.
It has streamlined branding both in these free versions and in its subscription version for business. Microsoft now offers free versions of its core products online. It realized that users had dynamic and easy-to-use options, and it knew it had to do something more to compete. They started to see Microsoft as stodgy, and Microsoft noticed. Today's employees have spent years using these convenient, free and well-integrated calendar apps. People got used to using these calendar apps, which users could integrate with web-based versions if they wanted to do so.
They were manufacturing branded phones, so they could include their calendars as standard. In this, Apple and Google were ahead of the game. The more these professionals were on the go, the more they started to demand the ability to schedule and view their calendars from their smartphones and tablets. The nature of work changed, and employees were no longer tied to their desktop computers. Once upon a time, Office 365 was a corporate behemoth that ran every aspect of your working life, and you had little choice but to schedule all of your meetings through Outlook.Īfter a while, Microsoft started to get complacent.
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