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Office For Windows 10 Optimizes Mobile, Touchscreen
During this week's Windows 10 reveal event, Microsoft gave a glimpse of the future. And yesterday Microsoft’s Julia White, general manager for Office Product Management, provided a few more details. Here's what we know.
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No Ticket Needed for the Office for Android Tablet Preview
There’s not going to be a device on the planet on which you can’t use Microsoft productivity tools. OK, maybe that’s pushing it a little too far. But that seems to be CEO Satya Nadella’s strategy and he’s executing on it one quick step after another.
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A Look Back: The Continuing Evolution of SharePoint
If we could really say what the future holds for SharePoint, we could probably sell the information back to Microsoft. All the signs point to major changes — but they also point to the fact that Microsoft is still dithering.
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A Look Back: Battling Information Management Chaos
If ‘X’ represents the mass of information in your enterprise, it also represents the size of the problem that you currently have with information management. In other words, the more information you have in your enterprise, the bigger your problem.
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Microsoft Shutters SharePoint Online Public Website
Microsoft is dropping its Public Website feature from SharePoint Online as of January, although it will continue maintenance for existing sites for two more years. The service enables Office 365 users to build websites and customize them with in-browser tools.
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Dropbox + Office = Sticky
Hey CIO -- you know your employees are using Dropbox at work. And, yes, they know you don’t want them to, and that there are other tools available and all of that … but here’s the deal: they just want Dropbox.
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Microsoft Soups Up Office Online with Contextual Search
No one likes dumb anything, least of all technology companies. In a move to smarten-up Hangouts, Google added "smart" suggestions yesterday. Microsoft is on the case as well, making its Office Online app a lot smarter with the addition of contextualized Bing search into documents.
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Will Microsoft Land the Federal Market with Azure Government?
Remember when Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced his Cloud First Mobile First strategy? He really wasn’t joking. On Monday, he announced a new hybrid cloud initiative with Accenture. Last night, he announced that Microsoft’s Azure Government cloud is now generally available, and that Dynamics CRM Online for government will
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Here's a Way to Pull Your Project Data Together in Office 365
Although Microsoft has been developing Office 365 at a ferocious rate recently, it still remains a suite of individual applications designed to accomplish specific tasks. To enhance user navigation, harmon.ie has developed a single screen view of those applications and what’s happening in them.
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The SharePoint Landscape from 30,000 Feet
If SharePoint were a character in a movie, it would be Rocky Balboa, or maybe Mark Twain (“The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated”).
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Office 365 Digs Deeper Into Lucrative Government Market
Office 365 will be the first cloud based email and collaboration and communication product to obtain a FedRAMP authorization. The authorization could potentially open the doors to a rush of deployments across government services. FedRAMP Stamp of Approval The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP ) is a
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Microsoft Adds Office Dropbox Support for Android Devices
Microsoft is rounding off a busy month on the Office front with the release of Dropbox support for Android users. According to an Office blog post, the updates will enable easier editing, access and sharing of Office files from an Android phone.
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Is Word for iPad Ready for Prime Time?
Conventional wisdom says that the average user uses only 10 percent of a software product, however each user tends to use a different 10 percent. To accommodate many different types of users, software packages incorporate a zillion features that require insane amounts of memory.
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Microsoft Wants to De-Clutter Your Inbox
An empty email inbox is apparently a new status symbol in the IT industry — and vendors are lining up to provide products designed to help you manage your mail. Google has already introduced its Inbox, and now Microsoft is bringing Graph to inboxes to make them smarter.
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