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I'd distinguish between O365 (crap) and native apps like MS Excel, etc. In my experience G Suite and O365 are equivalent. Useful for a few things, rubbish for

I'd distinguish between O365 (crap) and native apps like MS Excel, etc. In my experience G Suite and O365 are equivalent. Useful for a few things, rubbish for anything serious.

jyrkesh 10y ago
Except that an O365 subscription includes the native apps, so the crappy webapp stuff is just a free bonus for enterprises staying on the good native stuff.
- petepete 10y ago
  Not all subscriptions do. We're on the bottom rung and don't qualify for the native apps (don't ask why, but apparently for ~60k users it's too expensive). We moved from G apps to O365 and I prefer the former. Yes, some people (finance) need excel but most people use it as a glorified list manager.
  - basch 10y ago
    $8/m vs $20/m https://products.office.com/en-us/business/compare-more-office-365-for-business-plans https://products.office.com/en-us/business/compare-more-offi... so that would be $3/4 of a million a year to jump to include all desktop apps.
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