Microsoft 365 is underpinned by a resilient, highly reliable cloud infrastructure. That means there is no need for locally stored servers and legacy infrastructure. By removing physical hardware, businesses can free-up time to focus on more strategic tasks and reduce the day-to-day costs associated with mobility, technology, energy, storage, personnel and compliance.

Microsoft 365 is built with security in mind. The “backend” of the infrastructure is maintained by Microsoft themselves meaning you get business-class security and compliance as standard. This is a huge benefit when you consider that traditional, on-premise systems are reliant on what a company can afford. 

Microsoft 365 allows you to store files in the cloud meaning you can access information anywhere, anytime. It is designed to work on many different types of devices. You even have the option of using the apps within a browser, meaning you are not tied to a device and can work just as effectively and securely from a personal machine or an internet café.

Microsoft 365 is paid for as a subscription model. This is in stark contrast to earlier versions of Office products that had to be repurchased and installed every time a new version came out. With Microsoft 365, upgrades are part of the monthly cost meaning you will always be operating with the latest version.