Save $5,000 to $20,000 on a Office 365 Migration from Agile IT

Migrate to Office 365 for Less

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It just got brighter up in the Cloud, because moving to Office 365 with Agile IT is about to get even cheaper.

From September 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014, customers purchasing 150 or more new seats of Office 365 Enterprise can receive a discount on the cost of Office 365 migration with AgileAscend from Agile IT.And the more seats you buy, the more you save.

  • Buy 150 or more new seats of Office 365
  • Let Agile IT migrate you to Office 365 with

AgileAscend

  • Take control of Office 365 and experience the benefits

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Mix n Match

Discounts are offered on any combination of 150 or more new seats of Office 365 Enterprise E1, E3 and E4 plans; Exchange Online Plan 1 or 2; and the equivalent government “G” plans.

And the offer isn’t restricted just to new Office 365 customers. Even if you are already an Office 365 tenant, so long as you’re buying 150 NEW seats or more, you qualify for the discount on the deployment of those new seats.

But Wait! There’s More…

The offer applies to new seats bought through EA/EAS, Open, Open Value, Open Value Subscription and online. So if you buy your new Office 365 seats from Agile IT, you can SAVE EVEN MORE through Volume Licensing!

With offers like these, there really is no reason to wait any longer.

Contact Agile IT TODAY to discuss your move to Office 365. Even the call is free!

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