Last week Microsoft officially announced Office 365 , which is the next generation of cloud services – bringing together Exchange 2010, SharePoint 2010, Microsoft Lync (previously known as Office Communications Server) and Office (on both the web and your PC).
And the good news is that there will be an education specific version of it.
The product release is scheduled for next year although they haven’t announced dates.
Here’s some of the key information, summarised from mass of data published on the web:
Summary of Office 365Microsoft Office 365 brings together cloud versions of the most trusted communications and collaboration products with the latest version of desktop software and companion Web Apps. Office 365 is designed to meet the needs of organisations of all sizes — from independent professionals to small, midsize and large businesses and from government agencies to educational institutions — helping them save time, money and free up valued resources.
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Microsoft Office 365 Coming In 2011 There is a special version available for education institutions, although more details are not clear at this moment. Apart from the regular Office programs, |
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Technical Writer and IT Training Officer The successful applicant will work as part of a small multidiscipline training team that provides basic to advance training in Microsoft Office woftware and |
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New Acrobat Generation Praised for Powerful Collaboration Tools, Enterprise ... Besides converting Microsoft Office documents, images and other supported files into an Adobe PDF from a Web browser, users can combine documents into a |
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IT pros still spooked by Office's ribbon interface - Four years after its debut, the "ribbon" interface in Microsoft's Office suite still gives businesses the shudders, |
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CED Solutions, LLC to Provide K12 and Higher Education Technical Training Courses Courses will include Microsoft Office 2010, Windows 7, SharePoint 2010, Exchange 2010, and Web Design classes. CED Solutions is an exhibitor at the South |