You need 50 of them so I strongly suggest VL or O365, not individual retail copies. If you aren't going to use that, you may well be better off with just getting a VL of Office 2013. The cloud aspect, especially the online Exchange part, is one of the big reasons people move to O365. ![]() If you had purchased 2013 and want to upgrade to 2015 you would have to buy 2015. So if a "Office 2015" comes out, for instance, and you have O365 you get to install 2015. O365 is kept up to date for as long as you pay, while Office 2013 will remain office 2013. Users login to PCs with their own domain login ID and will never know Office 365 user ID.Ĭan anyone validate my usage on Microsoft's Software license terms? Am I violating any terms? I will not store files and mails on cloud. I intend to use Office 365 only for applications Word, excel, PowerPoint, and outlook ( will use our in-house hosted in a DC Exchange server for email server). The PCs users/employees will never know which Office 356 user account the PC is associated with. ![]() Example if I create user accounts "A1, A2,A3, etc.", I will install Office 365 on 5 PCs using "A1" user account. ![]() As mentioned ( 1 License can be used/installed on 5 PCs/Devices) Ĭan I buy ten Office 365 Business licenses and install on all 50 PCs?Īnd, all employees using those 50 PCs are using Valid Office 365 licenses ? I have 50 PCs in my office, and 50 employees.
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