Microsoft Office Small Business Purchasing Query?

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Babysensory

I am starting up a small business and need Microsoft Office for 6 users. Can
i buy one full package (approx £330) and then just licenses for other users
or do i need to biy the full package for each user?

In addition, would i get away with biying an older version of Office such as
2003 small business or will this leave me and my business limited?

I need a cost-effective option as 6 x £330 is very expensive! Any advice
would be welcome!

Can i upgrade Office Student to Office Small Business?

Thanks,

Nick
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Nick,

Like car models, once a new one comes out the manufacturer stops shipping the old ones, so Microsoft no longer offers Office 2003.
It's still a good product and only you can decide how 2003 vs 2007 fits into your short and long term business needs :)

You may want to look at the MS Open Business volume license product. It starts at 5 user licenses (and the licenses don't need to
all be Office to reach the quantity five startup value).

http://microsoft.com/licensing

There isn't a true upgrade option for Office Student/Teacher's edition, but you will find that certain ones work as upgrade package
qualifiers from the 'Pricing and Upgrades' link on
http://office.microsoft.com/suites
(If you get the U.S. list, change the country in the top left corner of that page).

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I am starting up a small business and need Microsoft Office for 6 users. Can
i buy one full package (approx £330) and then just licenses for other users
or do i need to biy the full package for each user?

In addition, would i get away with biying an older version of Office such as
2003 small business or will this leave me and my business limited?

I need a cost-effective option as 6 x £330 is very expensive! Any advice
would be welcome!

Can i upgrade Office Student to Office Small Business?

Thanks,

Nick >>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 

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