Microsoft Office 365 is a cloud-based suite of productivity applications that includes popular tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook plus the ability to add an Office 365 signature to your emails using an email signature manager. This post will take a close look at Microsoft’s suite of mail services, explore the differences between them and explain who can most benefit from each service. Today, Microsoft provides a wide range of electronic communications and mail services, from the well-known Outlook to the enterprise-focused Exchange, SharePoint, and Yammer. The first free web-based email services on the internet, RocketMail, and Hotmail, were founded in 1996, and one year later Microsoft acquired Hotmail, establishing them firmly in the email market. Exchange Server allowed organizations to manage their own internal email systems, providing features such as calendaring, contacts, and collaboration tools. Microsoft entered the domain of email in 1993 with the launch of Microsoft Exchange Server, which was primarily designed for business and enterprise environments. WhatsApp has 2 billion active users, and Facebook has 2.98 billion active users, but email has 4.26 billion active users with Microsoft mail services taking a big chunk of the pie chart. 50 years after the advent of email as we know it, it remains the one mode of electronic communication that you can virtually count on someone having.
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