Microsoft may upgrade Office every 90 days

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	Microsoft: We can update Office-by-subscription every 90 days Microsoft may upgrade Office 2013 as often as four times a year, the company's top Office executive said this week, a massive change from decades of more measured development. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Announcing exciting new server flash products You don't want to miss this live broadcast featuring extreme flash product testing! Join EMC on Tuesday, March 5 when we announce exciting new server flash products. Find out how your environment can benefit from extreme flash performance. Get real-time answers to all your product questions from our flash technology experts. In this Issue Webmail war: Gmail vs. Outlook.com vs. Yahoo Mail Internal document suggests SAP's goal of simplifying licensing will be a tall order 'Search is still in its infancy,' says Google CFO Microsoft starts sending cut-off notices to Office 365 preview users Richi Jennings: Office 365 confuses and bemuses Google publishes Zopfli as open-source compression algorithm to speed up Web downloads WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Resolve Performance Issues Within Your Citrix Environment Citrix offers significant benefits to IT organizations but alters the performance troubleshooting process due to its unique architecture. Breakthrough new technology flips the Citrix performance management paradigm on its head by providing unprecedented end-to-end visibility of user transactions traversing a Citrix server. Read Now Webmail war: Gmail vs. Outlook.com vs. Yahoo Mail The three most popular free Web-based email services have all seen big changes recently, from revamped interfaces to advanced features. Does Google, Microsoft or Yahoo now deserve your webmail business? Read More Internal document suggests SAP's goal of simplifying licensing will be a tall order SAP customers have made it no secret they believe the vendor's software licensing and pricing is too complex, and a top company leader recently made a public pledge that things are changing for the better. But a recently created internal SAP document obtained by IDG News Service suggests that the company has its work cut out for it. Read More 'Search is still in its infancy,' says Google CFO The idea that the technology behind search is a done deal is far from the truth, according to Google, as the company appears to still have plenty of tricks up its sleeve to improve it. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Cloud Computing for Midsize Business Read this paper to see what IBM discovered about how companies like yours are adopting, implementing and using cloud computing solutions. Learn about the current rate of adoption, as well as drivers, barriers, and considerations that are influencing the adoption of cloud computing. Learn More Microsoft starts sending cut-off notices to Office 365 preview users Microsoft has started to warn customers who signed up for Office 365 subscription previews that their free ride is about to end. Read More Richi Jennings: Office 365 confuses and bemuses Microsoft's Office 365 launch has people scratching their heads. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) seems to enjoy confusing the world by adding more and more 'differentiated' options for its Office 365 suite. The additional editions bring the number offered for business to nine, not to mention all the other ones for education, government, and consumers.   Read More Google publishes Zopfli as open-source compression algorithm to speed up Web downloads Google is open-sourcing a new general purpose data compression library called Zopfli that can be used to speed up Web downloads. Read More
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