You work for a hip tech startup with a combination of Linux, Mac and Windows PCs. Most users opt to use company provided devices but some users instead receive a monthly stipend and use personal devices. Which product and licensing model would make the most sense for sharing documents, presentations and spreadsheets amongst employees?
Given the requirements of the situation Microsoft 365 is the best choice as it provides Microsoft Office licensing including both desktop and cloud options. This means users on personal devices or unsupported operating systems could use the web based cloud options while others could use either the desktop applications or web based cloud options. Libre Office is a free software but has no cloud equivalents. Mac Office for iCloud is not a real thing. Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing suite focusing on PaaS and IaaS. IBM OfficeSphere is also not a real thing but is a pretty cool name.
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