MainOne, West Africa’s leading connectivity and data center solutions provider, in partnership with Microsoft, has recently launched Office 365 ‘Pay in Naira’ service, a completely flexible and scalable cloud-based productivity tool for forward thinking businesses. This solution allows businesses stay connected to customers, business partners and employees anywhere, anytime and on any device.
The Microsoft Office 365 from MainOne features business class E-mail (Exchange Online), Instant messaging, voice and HD video collaboration (Skype for Business), 1TB storage (OneDrive) and up-to-date Office productivity tools including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. With these tools, Nigerian businesses can now improve their productivity and get ahead of the times without incurring the cost of running IT infrastructures or breaking the bank with flexible “NAIRA” payments options.
Speaking on this new offering, the company’s Product Manager, Value-Added Services, Adeyemi Tanimomo explained the benefits of the solution, emphasizing on the guaranty of an array of Microsoft productivity tools, domain and hosting services for improved business agility, reliability, security and the relief of paying in Naira. “Starting now, businesses can enjoy superior quality of Microsoft cloud services and professional emails directly from MainOne and get real value for their money. This service can be purchased online from our store and our dedicated sales team are also available to provide assistance in getting businesses started.”
Microsoft Office 365 licenses are available as a simple monthly subscription with various plans tailored to meet the specific business needs of organizations with super ease of setup, migration and ongoing 24/7 support and up-to-date genuine licenses.
Pay in Naira and move your business forward and with the MainOne Office 365 solution.
For more details:
Call: +234 809 040 4230 Email: SMEPro@mainone.net Website: www.smeinabox.ng Storefront: store.mainone.net
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