Microsoft Office 2016 was officially launched by the company Microsoft during this day, those from Redmond offering users from all over the world the opportunity to install the new software in their own computers without much effort.
Microsoft Office 2016 has now integrated the service Office 365 for users all over the world and allows its purchase together with Microsoft Office 2016 with a single annual payment, or with a monthly payment, both covering the subscription to the service offered by those from Redmond.
Separately, in Microsoft Office 2016 there is now a function that allows several people to collaborate from multiple computers to create documents, the company offering a similar functionality for more than a year for iWork for iCloud on the web or mobile terminals.
Because we are talking about a completely new software, Microsoft Office 2016 is designed to work in tandem with Windows 10, so that these users will have the best experience of using the suite of utility applications on their own computers.
Considering that Windows 10 is thought of as a versatile operating system, Microsoft Office 2016 on the PC can work without problems in tandem with applications running on the web or on mobile terminals, the data transfer between them being done quickly via the Internet.
Office has always been the go-to tool for helping individuals do their best work—whether for professional documents, powerful analyzes or school presentations. People often start and end their work in the Office, but there is often a messy middle that involves a lot of discussion—in person, by phone or via various tools—as well as multiple (sometimes conflicting) inputs.
Microsoft Office 2016 can be tried for free by anyone with an Office 365 subscription, but after the trial period expires you will have to pay a minimum of $7 per month to continue using the Microsoft program and subscription.
