Corporations of All Sizes Choose Office 365
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Office 365 on Track to be One of the Fastest Growing Offers in Microsoft History
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Microsoft Announces Three New Major Corporations Using Office 365
Many
CloudStrategies clients begin by asking whether Office 365 is
right and ready for companies of their size. We always reply that
it definitely is, and a look at the variety of companies that
have chosen Office 365 proves it.
Microsoft recently announced three more large corporations who have joined the Office 365 user community.
JetBlue, the American Heart Association, and Patagonia have picked Office 365 as their productivity service of the future. These companies are now part of an illustrious group as over 40% of the Interbrand Top 100 global brands use Microsoft's cloud productivity services.
These new Office 365 customers are some of the latest companies
to join the likes of Campbell Soup Company, Marie Claire, Roush
Enterprises, Hersing Corp, UL (formerly Underwriters Labs), and
Wunderman in recently choosing Office 365 to power
collaboration for their workers. With customers like these,
it's no wonder Office 365 is on track to be one of the fastest 
growing offers in Microsoft's history.
From Local to Global
This news highlights the diversity of customers using Office 365 - from leading airlines to global consumer companies, not to mention the small businesses we've talked about before. Global brands are not the only ones choosing Office 365-many customers have less than 50 employees, making it clear that Office 365 is right for businesses of all sizes.
Each customer is unique, different in size, mission, and industry, yet all have a common technology mission-to foster greater collaboration and communication, enhance productivity, and realize the efficiencies associated with the cloud.
For example, Patagonia, a leading provider of outdoor gear, is using Office 365 to drive real-time communications and decision making throughout its organization. Patagonia expects to save $300,000 in future upgrades and infrastructure improvements, and $15,000 a year in savings by moving to the cloud-based e-mail system that is part of Office 365.
Additionally, Office 365 supports the company's "drive-less" program, providing the flexibility for more employees to work from home, so they can reduce their carbon footprint. Each customer typically has their own goals around efficiency and productivity when they select Office 365.
Companies like Campbell Soup and Group Marie Claire have chosen Office 365 to better connect mobile employees and to foster better teamwork across the company. To see the success stories of several CloudStrategies clients please visit us at /clients/client-case-studies.aspx