Actually did some more reading and it looks like the business version gives you access to Lync (for business), Sharepoint and I think collaborative office editing. As well as the Home stuff. All of which I am not using so don't need. I think Office 365 Home is the way to go for me right now.
On Sun, 1 Nov 2015 at 15:32 DotNet Dude <adotnetd...@gmail.com> wrote: > >From what I've heard (which is very little) > the business version gives you more control in the "dashboard" to > customise stuff. I also don't think you're meant to use non-business > versions for commercial use, whatever that means. 😉 > > On Sunday, 1 November 2015, Stephen Price <step...@perthprojects.com> > wrote: > >> Hey all, >> >> I know a few here use Office 365 (from previous threads) and was >> wondering if anyone is using the Office 365 Business? Trying to work out >> what it gives you and so far it looks exactly the same as the Home version >> except its more expensive. Perhaps business support is the extra? >> >> I'm currently using the freebie given to me via my msdn account and its >> great. Its called Office 365 Developer Subscription. Its not documented >> anywhere that that is, but it says I'm using Office 365 Personal except I >> have +1 install (2 total) when compared with the real Office 365 Personal >> product. >> I have a few more machines than that, and have decided to drop Dropbox >> (its in the name... they have been telling to do it all along...) and make >> OneDrive my main cloud storage. So wanted a couple more installs (and >> figure if i'm not paying for Dropbox anymore that can pay for Office 365. >> >> Going to go with Office 365 Home, but curious what the Office 365 >> Business Premium gives you. They only compare it with the other Business >> products, can't find a Home vs Business comparison. Not one that spells it >> out... >> >
