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The world's most widely used business solution software is now available in the cloud.
Twenty million businesses and over a billion people use Microsoft cloud services. We and our partners are committed to delivering a broad set of enterprise-ready products and business solutions that build on what you already know. We're all in the Cloud.
Windows is in.
Windows Azure offers a flexible, familiar environment to create applications and services for the cloud. You can shorten your time to market and adapt as demand grows.
Windows Live ID is the identity and authentication system provided by Windows Live that lets you create universal sign in credentials across diverse applications.
Windows Intune simplifies how businesses manage and secure PCs using Windows cloud services and Windows 7—so your PCs and users can operate at peak performance, from virtually anywhere.
SQL is in.
Microsoft SQL Azure provides a highly scalable, multi-tenant database that you don't have to install, setup, patch or manage. Kelley Blue Book, 3M, Siemens and other leading companies are using SQL Azure today.
Exchange is in.
Microsoft Exchange Online is highly secure hosted e-mail with "anywhere access" for your employees, starting at just $5 per user per month.
Microsoft Forefront Online Protection for Exchange helps protect businesses' inbound and outbound e-mail from spam, viruses, phishing scams, and e-mail policy violations.
SharePoint is in.
Microsoft SharePoint Online gives your business a highly secure, central location where employees can collaborate and share documents. That means more managed workflow, better version control, and "anywhere access" to business critical data.
Office is in.
Microsoft Office Live Meeting provides real-time, Web-hosted conferencing so you can connect with colleagues and engage clients from almost anywhere – without the cost of travel.
Microsoft Office Communications Online delivers robust messaging functionality for real-time communication via text, voice, and video.
Microsoft Office Web Apps are online companions to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote, giving you the freedom to access, edit, and share Microsoft Office documents from virtually anywhere.
Dynamics CRM is in.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online helps you find, keep, and grow business relationships by centralizing customer information and streamlining processes with a system that quickly adapts to new demands.
Discover how your organization can save money by moving to the cloud.
Find your future in the Cloud with the TCO and ROI Calculator.
Estimate your total cost of ownership (TCO) and return on investment (ROI), and use the calculator to:
- Determine which Windows Azure Platform configuration works for you
- Quantify the costs of migration to Windows Azure
- Identify the Windows Azure Platform and on-premises application delivery costs
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