Microsoft 365 Business is the clear market leader for workplace-ready office suites, thanks to its broad availability, excellent update policies, and unbeatable apps for creating decks, documents, spreadsheets, and more.

The Danish Ministry for Digital Affairs will move half of its employees off Windows and Microsoft 365 next month as part of a four-year 'digital sovereignty' push.

The AI-infused Microsoft 365 suite offers the best set of productivity apps for serious office work, seamlessly blending the power, security, and speed of desktop apps with the convenience of online and mobile ones.

The company's U-turn means support for Microsoft Office apps like Excel, Outlook, and Word on Windows 10 will now continue until October 2028.

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As Microsoft hits its 50th anniversary, it's lost its grip on younger generations who prefer Google Workspace, making the next 50 years an uphill battle.

Google's excellent Workspace office suite is nearly as powerful and flexible as Microsoft 365 and provides a consistent experience across all browsers.

Microsoft Publisher's capabilities are also available on Word and PowerPoint, so the company is removing the app from 365 subscriptions. Here's how to save your work.

Subscribers will receive 60 AI credits per month. For more, you'll need the Copilot Pro add-on.

The apps will still work after Oct. 14, but users should be prepared for 'performance and reliability issues over time,' Microsoft says.

The setting in question 'only enables features requiring internet access like co-authoring a document,' Microsoft says.

You currently have to pay an extra $20 per month to use Copilot Pro with Microsoft 365 apps, but Microsoft is testing a cheaper (though limited) bundle in a few overseas markets.

Microsoft 365 isn't your only choice for word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software. Whether you want local or cloud-based apps, we're here to help you pick the best office suite for your needs.

Microsoft Office 2024 gives you perpetual access to class-leading and user-friendly office productivity software for a one-time fee.

If you're not a fan of the $69.99 annual fee for Microsoft 365, you can get a lifetime license for Microsoft's suite of apps for $149.99.

Google's free and easy-to-use calendar application makes it a breeze to share your schedule with friends, family, and colleagues. Here's how.

Google's free word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation apps are minimal but robust, with a powerful revision-history feature.

WordPerfect has the only Windows-compatible word processor that doesn't work like Microsoft Office. It allows for precise, predictable control over formatting, but new users may be turned off by its dated UI and lack of collaboration tools.

OnlyOffice is a free, open-source office application suite that integrates with cloud-based or on-premises networks for secure collaboration.