2020. 1. 25. 11:20ㆍ카테고리 없음
Office 365 customers get the new Office for Mac first. You’ll have Office applications on your Mac or PC, apps on tablets and smartphones for when you're on the go, and Office Online on the web for everywhere in between.
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Microsoft today its Office 365 Personal subscription, a less expensive version of that targets individual users. The cloud-based subscription service provides access to online versions of Microsoft's Office productivity suite, online storage in OneDrive and a block of Skype calling minutes. The new personal option allows subscribers to connect one PC or Mac desktop computer and one tablet, including, to the online service. It will cost $69 per year or $6.99 per month.
Customers who require more connections can sign up for the Office 365 Home plan, which is geared towards families with support for up to five desktops and five tablets. The new Office 365 Personal plan is available for purchase at. It also is available at Microsoft Stores and through Microsoft’s online and retail partners. Microsoft also offers, which are priced by the number of users and are designed for real-time, online collaboration using the Office 365 suite. Office 365 = 69/year (best case) Google Docs = free/year Apple iWorks = free/year Do they all do the same? For home, personal, school stuff do they all provide enough functionality to get it done? Yes, absolutely.
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For work, if you do pivot tables and VB scripting in Excel will Google or Apple work for you? No way, but you represent only 1% of the user base. Doing all the calculations, I am very happy with iWorks at home and at work, except for around budget time, I wish I had iWorks. FREE baby; FREEEEEEE! From an internal marketing perspective, I understand the subscription model.
It gives more consistent income than does releasing a new Office version and getting random tricklings of customer adoption. However, as people have pointed out, this subscription model ends up costing customers 2-4x as much as the purchase model, WITHOUT adding any material customer value. The last MS Office I purchased was a $100 student version 2 1/2 years ago. I may upgrade in another 1 1/2 years. For me, the 'customer value' is $25/year, not $69 or $99. At least this bungle opens the door for Apple, Google, and Open (Libre) to improve compatibility with MS Office. Right now I am forced to use MS due to lack of compatibility reading to and from Numbers.
If Apple would just patch a few holes, I could be free from MS forever. Somehow you think: 20gb OneDrive space 60 Skype minutes per month 1 tablet and 1 traditional PC license is only worth 25$ a year?