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Abstract: This week the folks at Microsoft have introduced Office 2013 to the universe, complete with a cloud-connected user experience that takes the central word processing and document experience into the future. You’ll be asked to work with SkyDrive as well ...
Abstract: Microsoft's Office 365 Home Premium is the new subscription-based version of Office 2013, in which Microsoft gave its office suite a thorough and well-done makeover. You can think of Home Premium as a "wrapper" of sorts around Office 2013, with extra W...
Published: 2013-01-29, Author: Sam , review by: gizmodo.com
Whether you spend $10 a month on a month-by-month basis or spring for a year upfront, Office 365 is a hell of a good deal. Theres a very good chance you need this software in order to pay the bills or graduate. Youre not going to be grinning and weeping...
Abstract: Microsoft has replaced BPOS. It is definitely an upgrade. Microsoft are significantly upgrading BPOS.What does that mean for the user here in Gainesville and Ocala Fl. Well let's compare 365 with BPOs.BPOS, short for Business Productivity Online Suite was...
Excellent file fidelity with desktop Office files, Look and feel consistent with Office, Generous default storage and attachment size
Limited sharing and collaboration options, Poor mobile performance aside from Windows Phone 7
Office 365 has a familiar look and feel, and great integration with the desktop Microsoft Office. It also offers additional tools that make it a leading choice for organizations seeking an online productivity suite. Microsoft Office 365 Review: Online...
Abstract: Over the past several years, one of the most-watched, and yet least substantial, business application rivalries has been that between Microsoft and Google. In one corner, we’ve had Microsoft, with its lineup of ubiquitous, category-defining on-premises...
Substantial learning curve, No Undo command when designing SharePoint Website
Microsoft’s infrastructure seamlessly combines desktop software with cloud-based apps. That, plus its excellent tech support, make it a good investment for any business. ...
Provides cloudbased Exchange 2010, Sharepoint 2010 and Lync 2010 Servers . Gives endusers Office Web Apps with additional Office Professional Plus 2010 desktop integration. Rich Outlook Web App client. Excellent Exchange administration capabilities. In...
Lots of screens to navigate. Admin management screens and workflow could be better organized. SharePoint offline file synching quirky. Needs more robust mobile integration. Microsoft needs to keep pricing models and SKUs simple and easy to understand.
Microsoft Office 365 is certainly more powerful than its chief competitor, Google Apps, but more difficult and confusing to use as well. And Office 365 would likely be overkill for some businesses, especially smaller ones. Still, for companies that ne...
Regular new features in Exchange, SharePoint and more, Regular updates to the Office 2016 desktop apps, Familiar tools work well, new services build on existing investment, Simple and costeffective plans
Some new features like Planner are still underpowered, New features don't reach all customers immediately, Some changes to Office desktop apps remove features, Mobile Office apps for Windows remain less powerful
Office 365 is a simple and cost-effective way to get a powerful range of cloud Office services plus access to regular new features in desktop Office 2016. Microsoft is doing well in terms of making useful improvements on a regular basis, although some fre...
