You are the Office 365 Administrator for your company.
You plan to implement a collaboration platform for a company. All 1,000 employees currently use Excel 2010.
You have the following requirements:
All employees must be able to co-author Excel workbooks.
You must minimize the costs associated with any solution.
You need to recommend a solution.
Which solution should you recommend?
A.
Implement SharePoint 2013 with Excel Services.
B.
Purchase an Office 365 Small Business subscription.
C.
Implement SharePoint Online and continue using Excel 2010.
D.
Purchase an Office 365 Enterprise El subscription.
Explanation:
By using Excel Services, you can reuse and share Excel workbooks on SharePoint 2013 portals and
dashboards.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ms546696.aspx
This can’t be right. How is implementing Sharepoint 2013 cost effective? It requires Cal licensing, Windows licensing, server hardware…plus it will likely need to be a farm setup because they have over 1000 users.
The answer should be D – E1. Sort of a trick question because it’s the most expensive O365 license but it can’t be B or C because you can’t co-author with Excel 2010.
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it can’t be B coz 1000 users is not supported for business licenses ! maximum of 300 users. It would be D 🙂
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Nowhere in the case does it state that you’re arranging this solution for O365 or the online tenant, whichever. You are merely the O365 admin. But since there is no talk of an active tenant/environment. Still don’t know a 100% what the entire financial load of the two options are. But that might be the thing with this case.
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