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Is the Office 365 University Suite Really Necessary?

by Luchi on November 14, 2012

in Accounting, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Microsoft, SaaS, Technology

Is the Office 365 University Suite Really Necessary? We are all used to doing things a certain way and sometimes even the smallest digression from that pattern means that we will not feel comfortable with the new situation. In the case of the Microsoft Office suite the simplest thing like the continuous word count in the lower left corner that MS Word displays or the way Excel has a specific style of formatting the cells, can be the reason why many people have not moved to the free alternate program Open Office. And, even though the day when MS Office

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Review Of The Top Cloud Storage Providers In The Consumer Segment

by Balaji on May 9, 2012

in Amazon, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, Google Cloud, Google Drive, iCloud, IT, Reviews, Storage, storage-filesharing

Review Of The Top Cloud Storage Providers In The Consumer Segment Cloud storage in the consumer segment is really hotting up, as providers across the spectrum vie for consumer data that would provide them with the scale to roll out a variety of value-added services. In this review, we will consider the seven leading services that account for most of the market, and help you decide the right one for your needs. The four parameters I consider are: size of free storage space; third-party integration; ease of access across multiple platforms; and value-added services. I believe these to be the

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Windows 8: Microsoft Finally Unveils OS Designed With Cloud in Mind

by kiril on September 16, 2011

in Backups, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Microsoft, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology

Windows 8: Microsoft Finally Unveils OS Designed With Cloud in Mind “Metro-style” user interface aside, upcoming Windows 8 operating system is set to feature some useful cloud capabilities while developers and top executives at Microsoft still decline to unveil its full cloud capacity. Most analysts focus on Windows 8´s ability to run all applications in full screen mode, just like all tablets do now, so the new operating system is developed with multiple devices in mind; it would run across desktops, laptops, tablets, phones, and even ultrabooks, a product that is still to hit the market and prove its worthiness.

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