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It's not too late for a Windows 7 migration plan

Even with Windows 8 looming on the horizon, stragglers can take advantage of others' experiences for their Windows 7 migration plans.20 Aug 2012
Hedging your bets on Microsoft Software Assurance

Microsoft Software Assurance requires enterprises to roll the dice on upgrades vs. unneeded expense. IT shops can improve their odds, however.08 Aug 2012
Use is primary proviso when choosing a digital asset management system

In an expanding DAM market, experts agree that zeroing in on the use case for a digital asset management tool helps organizations pick the right product.30 Jul 2012
Do enterprises even need Microsoft Office anymore?

IT shops are weighing the alternatives to Microsoft Office. Check out OpenOffice and Google Apps and Google Docs to see if they'll meet your needs.17 Jul 2012
Microsoft buys Yammer, solidifies SharePoint enterprise social chops

Microsoft’s purchase of Yammer gives products like SharePoint enterprise social media capabilities that customers have requested and purchased from ISVs, industry watchers say.25 Jun 2012

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