The agreement will see Laser Lab as an authorised partner and support for Microsoft Office 365.
Laser Lab announced the partnership in a press release, and said that it will be able to give advice and free assessments on the Microsoft Office 365 programme as an “authorised implementation and support partner”. The new Microsoft Office 365 is a “cloud hosed software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution” providing businesses with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and other productivity applications, and will also host Exchange, Sharepoint, OneDrive storage and Skype for Business.
Michele McHenry, CEO at Laser Lab, said: “Office 365 is one of the most innovative and revolutionary offerings we’ve seen from Microsoft in the past few years. It has tons of great features, is built for productivity and collaboration, gives IT teams greater control over security and data privacy, and delivers a consistent user experience whether used on a computer or mobile device.
“But, despite all these benefits, there are still companies that hesitate to upgrade to Office 365. It’s my hope that we can help Pennsylvania small and medium-sized businesses make the transition, and become more mobile, flexible and competitive.”