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• PPM Software Yields Savings for Energy Company HP's updated software shows IT managers where resources spend their time and why projects get delayed.
• Acrobat 9 Pro Adobe's Acrobat 8 Professional, saw major leaps forward in nearly every function and feature of the august PDF creator. Adobe...
• SAP to Shutter TomorrowNow SAP will close TomorrowNow, its money-losing third-party maintenance provider of Oracle applications that is the subject of a nasty court battle, on Oct. 31, 2008. What are the implications for third-party maintenance?
• E-mail Search Court Case Is Dismissed But the underlying issue of Fourth Amendment protections was not addressed.
• Change Excel's 'edit in Cell' Keyboard Shortcut If you use Excel on both the Mac and the PC, you're probably aware that there are numerous differences between the two...
• Online Office Apps: Google Docs vs. ThinkFree vs. Zoho Web-based suites have become real challengers to desktop applications.
• Microsoft Embracing On-Demand Software Model Microsoft has begun offering SaaS versions of its products. That's good news for CIOs who want predictable costs for maintenance and support, a Gartner analyst says.
• Making Office 12.1.1 Update Work Reader Ed Fijalka is among a smallish group of readers who replied to my recent entry regarding Microsoft Office's AutoUpdate...
• Can You Really Live Without Microsoft Office? Open source and cloud computing alternatives can replace Office in some circumstances.
• Symantec Warns of New Word Attack UPDATE: Symantec is warning of a possible 0day flaw in Microsoft Word that is being exploited by cybercriminals.
• Microsoft's Cloud Forms Exchange, SharePoint, Office Communications, and other applications will run in Microsoft's datacenters and be sold by the seat this fall.
• Microsoft Warns of New Access Attack Microsoft is warning of active attacks that leverage a bug in its Snapshot Viewer for Access ActiveX control.
• Can Google Apps Move up Market? Despite its enterprise forays, Google will be hard-pressed to dislodge Microsoft Office.
• Microsoft Announces Name, Pricing for Subscription Office Microsoft Equipt, a new bundling of Microsoft Office and other applications, will debut in July for an annual subscription rate.
• Microsoft Aims at Office Interoperability The Redmond-based giant has released thousands of pages of documentation and new translation tools aimed at better compatibility between office suites.
• Tracking Word Changes After the Fact An editor who is extremely close to me (my wife), after audibly gnashing her teeth in the upstairs office, shouted through the...
• Oracle Still Top Dog in Tough Database Market The leading database vendor retained strong market share in 2007, but faces increasing competition from low-cost, open source alternatives.
• Kiss VMware's Rump Good-Bye Why VMware's future doesn't look bright.
• Office 2008, 2004 Updates, XML Converter Released Microsoft's Macintosh Business Unit has released three updates for its Mac Office products. Office 2008, Office 2004 and the...
• Microsoft Fixes Patch-Blocking Bug A flaw in an enterprise patch distribution tool stopped administrators from implementing the recent security updates.
• Mariner Calc Brings Excel Editing to the IPhone Ever since the original iPhone let you view Word and Excel documents, users have been asking for more: the ability to edit...
• IWork and Office: Can They Work Together? Apple says iWork is compatible with Microsoft Office. But what does that really mean and is it true?
• Papers 1.8 Bookkeeping is one of those things you never explicitly learn in grad school, but it makes up a good percentage of being a...
• New Version of OpenOffice.org Fixes Critical Bug OpenOffice.org has issued a patch for a security vulnerability affecting several versions of the open-source office suite.
• Xobni Outlook Add-On This free application is a must-have for anyone who lives in Outlook.