Version of the presentation given at Office365 Saturday Sydney on 12 June, 2015. Contains licensing info in AUD. Microsoft’s Office 365 has experienced massive growth in recent months, with reduced overhead costs and reliability acting as driving factors for many organizations. While popular services such as Exchange Online and SharePoint Online may be responsible for much of the interest in Office 365, there are other less well known services such as OneDrive for Business and Skype for Business that make Microsoft’s cloud offering even more tempting for IT decision makers. This session breaks down the various service offerings of Office 365, providing for easy to understand description of each of the tools provided and how they can be used to improve productivity and reduce costs. • Understand key features and functionality of each of the service offerings within Office 365, including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, Skype for Business, Office Web App, and the Office 2013 client suite • Determine what type of license is required for your organization based on the level of functionality required and the type of information workers that will use the platform • Review key decision points to make when considering an Office 365 deployment such as whether or not to provide Single Sign On to the platform with an internal Active Directory environment, data retention decisions, and migration options

1. Gold Silver Bronze

2. Great to be back in Beautiful Australia!

16. Skype for
Business On-
Premises
Skype for
Business
Plan 1
Skype for
Business
Plan 2
Rich Presence, IM (1:1 and multiparty), Microsoft Office interoperability   
Public Cloud IM/P federation with Windows live   
Skype Connectivity   
Persistent Chat 
Skype for Business to Skype for Business Calling (voice and HD video, 1:1)   
Skill Search (requires SharePoint Server) 
Desktop, Application, and Whiteboard Sharing  
Multiparty (3+) Audio/Video/Content Sharing (Scheduled and Ad hoc)  
Meeting Controls (Organizer, Lobby Experience, Join From)  
Enhanced In-meeting Note Taking with OneNote Sharing  
Skype for Business Audio Conferencing 
Interoperability with 3rd Party Audio Conferencing Providers 
Skype for Business Multi-party Video  
Enterprise Voice Functionality (Incl.Malicious Call Trace, E911, Call Park) 
Skype for Business Mobile Clients   
Skype for Business Web App  

22. Added Features and
Functionality

28. Licensing

29. ($9.99/month) ($6.99/month) (free)
AUD $12/month AUD $9/month

30. Office 365
Business
Essentials
Office 365
Business
Office 365
Business
Premium
$5.60/user
/month
$13.15/user
/month
$13.50/user
/month

31. A la carte Plans Kiosk
Plans
Enterprise/Govt/Edu
Plans
Plan Office
Pro Plus
Exchange
Online –
Plan 1
Exchange
Online –
Plan 2
SharePoint
Online –
Plan 1
SharePoint
Online –
Plan 2
Skype for
Business –
Plan 1
Skype for
Business –
Plan 2
Yammer
Enterprise
OneDrive
for
Business(
Personal
Plan)
K1 K2 E1 E2 E3 E4
Price/user/month $26.90 $4.40 $8.90 $5.61 $8.91 $2.20 $6.15 $3.30 $2.50 $4.40 ? $8.90 ? $28.15 $31.00
Voicemail / Archiving  
Office Web App (R/W)    
Office Web App (Read)           
Full Office Pro Plus Suite   
Advanced Search,
Access, Visio/Excel
Services
  
Collaboration in Sites      
Voice / Telephony 
Voicemail / Archiving
(50GB+,) DLP
   
Email / Calendaring      
Application Sharing /
Multiparty / Advanced
IM
  
IM / Presence      
Enterprise Social     
External File Sharing     

32. Migration

33. Option 1: Use Azure AD
Accounts
Option 2: Use internal AD DS
Accounts

37. Gold Silver Bronze

38. Michael Noel
Twitter: @MichaelTNoel
www.cco.com
Slides: slideshare.net/michaeltnoel
Travel blog: sharingtheglobe.com
SharePoint 2013 Unleashed:
tinyurl.com/sp2013unleashed