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The main question was very similar to this one:

I want to share documents all over my company, between my developers (they can read/edit) and maybe sometimes I want a particular client to only read-only a particular document, is it my best option to keep it on with Google docs or should I check Office 365 or maybe there's another solution out there?

I'm taking about Word and Excel documents mostly.

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Does "share documents" collaboratively editing them, and what kinds of documents are we talking about? You may want to take a look at a document management system or even a content management system (depending on the kinds of documents). – Tilo Wiklund Jul 26 '12 at 17:49
@TiloWiklund I've edited my question to make it less ambiguous, thanks – Luis Jul 26 '12 at 17:53
So you want to be able to edit the documents directly within the application? Or is it enough to let users with permission upload new versions (editing the document locally)? If you want to edit them directly, why do they have to be word/excel documents? Might you get away with using a wiki? – Tilo Wiklund Jul 26 '12 at 18:01
@TiloWiklund I'm currently using gdocs for all that I've described in my question, but I've heard about office365 and I want to know if it's the same as gdocs and if it's worth paying a fee monthly for it in my case scenario... – Luis Jul 26 '12 at 18:13

closed as not constructive by Luke, Sathya♦ Jul 26 '12 at 20:20

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