I find the decision to leave Microsoft Access 2016 out of so many Office 365 subscriptions to be curious and more than a little bit perplexing. If you want Microsoft Access 2016 in your enterprise, you have to opt for the full Office 365 E3 subscription ( Figure A). Access is not even included in Office 365 E1 or Office 365 Pro Plus enterprise subscriptions. In fact, Access 2016 is not included with any of the Office 365 Business subscriptions. Last week, I received an email from a reader about Office 2016 and Office 365 that asked a very simple question: Where is Microsoft Access? I had recently purchased an Office 365 Business Premium subscription myself, so I checked–and low and behold, to my surprise, Microsoft Access is not included with the Office 365 Business Premium subscription. Microsoft believes we are living in a mobile first, cloud first world, which sounds good, I guess, but what does that really mean in a practical business setting? The answer may surprise you, especially if you rely on Microsoft Access and you fail to choose your Office 365 subscription very carefully. Mark Kaelin thinks Microsoft is being underhanded and calls for a remedy. ![]() ![]() ![]() Microsoft Access 2016 is not included with any of the Office 365 Business subscriptions. Microsoft drops the ball: Access 2016 not included in Office 365
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