Designing a better workday.
Designing a better workday.
New developements around OOXML … … Microsoft today launched an open source software project on the SourceForge site, aimed at developing conversion tools that will translate Microsoft Office binary files to Office Open XML (OOXML) file formats. According to Vijay…
InfoWorld ran an article about the speech of Bill Gates at the Office Developer Conference. A lot of interest ofcourse on what the next version of Office System will bring and ofcourse the strategy also there is Software +…
In case you’ve never heard of Microsoft Office OneNote … Watch this introductory demo to learn about Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 and how to use it to gather, organize, and share your notes and other information. Source: OneNote 2007 Demo:…
The Microsoft Analyst Relations page features lot’s of reports for which Microsoft has obtained the reprint or distribution rights. I have made a selection of the 2007 reports on topics that mean something in ‘my world’ : Below is a…
Willem Karssenberg gaf verleden week op zijn blog een korte review van Windows Live Workspace. … “Je mag zeker over Office Live Workspaces praten 🙂“staat in de reacties op mijn bericht van gisteren, waarin ik zei dat ik uitdrukkelijk gewezen…
Linking the offline to the online world. Microsoft Office Live Workspace is not an open beta yet. I will try and find out if there’s dates available for this because this is worthwhile evaluating … The Office Live Add-in will…
Here are a few screenshots of Microsoft’s Office Live Workspace. The beta will start soon … … Microsoft last month announced plans for Office Live Workspace, a free online tool for viewing Microsoft Office documents. On Wednesday, Microsoft shared a…
Gartner Group has picked up on the IBM Symphony announcement. Their recommendations are quite clear … … IBM hopes to challenge Microsoft’s Office franchise with its own release of OpenOffice.org branded as “Lotus Symphony.” However, Symphony provides few advantages over…
For sure the announcement of IBM puts more pressure on Microsoft and will at least create similar or even more discussions / evaluations when OpenOffice / StarOffice were introduced. The post of Mary Jo Foley does however put the discussion…
Not only because its “free”, its also very “easy” …