A Microsoft Office logo is shown on display at a Microsoft retail store in San Diego. Reuters/Mike Blake
Since the solutions are cloud-based, users can access their mails and files through a variety of devices like desktops, laptops and mobile phones and work on projects while on the move, he added.
Cloud computing facilitates sharing of technological resources, software and digital information. Since it is Internet-based, data and solutions can be accessed from
anywhere using a browser.
With the suite of solutions, companies can use Office 365 for USD 6-22 (about Rs. 330-1,200) per user per month and it can be installed on up to five devices for a single user under the Office 365 licensing.
"After 18 months, one in five of Microsoft's enterprise customers worldwide use the paid service, up from one in seven a year ago," Microsoft India General Manager (Customer and Partner Experience) Ramkumar Pichai said on the growing user base of Office 365.
It is one of the fastest growing businesses globally for Microsoft, since it was launched in 2011, he added.
Elaborating on the features of Office 365, Microsoft India Director (Office & Cloud) Sukhvinder Ahuja said "This service is more social, like SharePoint integrates with Yammer and Lync to provide a social platform that brings people and teams together to collaborate and share organisational knowledge and information."
The seamless capability of the suite across multiple devices -- tablets, PCs, phones -- makes its value all the more compelling, he added.
The launch is a part of Microsoft's comprehensive cloud services strategy. Microsoft 365 provides all the enterprise solutions on a flexible usage and payment model, along with security and simplified IT management.
Enterprises like Lupin, Godrej, Tata Communications, AEGON Religare, Tata Elxsi, FICCI, SIRO Clinpharm, Unilog, Dabur India, Adhunik Group, Infiniti Retail, etc., are already using the Office 365.