Microsoft spins off security, compliance bits from M365's priciest plan for E3 users
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January 08, 2019

Microsoft spins off security, compliance bits from M365's priciest plan for E3 users

Microsoft is adding two new M365 add-on plans for corporate customers already subscribing to the Enterprise E3 version. Read more â¶

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