On January 29th, 2013 Microsoft released Office 2013 to the general public and made some important changes to Office 365. I wanted to take some time to explain the changes. Please know that the information is new and that it’s possible (yes, possible) that I wont get this all correct – this blog entry will change over time to reflect any updates. I will check...
Continue Reading →Adobe has just announced its new “cloud” program called Creative Cloud. Creative Cloud is not new Adobe software; just a new way to acquire Adobe’s existing software. It’s now possible to get access to Adobe’s most popular software via a subscription based service. This is perfect for those companies that want to use Adobe’s technology but don’t want to part with capital. And for those of you worried about accessing...
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Continue Reading →Help reduce your costs across the board with Acrobat XI. Now you can operate more efficiently with Adobe® Acrobat® XI software. With improved security, you’ll benefit from fewer out-of-cycle security patches. Virtualization is much easier with enhanced support for Citrix XenApp.* And you can focus on what’s important to your business—because you’ll reduce the time it takes to deploy and maintain Acrobat with these enhanced...
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Continue Reading →On September 1st Microsoft will be releasing the next version of the product, Windows Server 2012 and discontinuing the 2008R2 version licenses. With the new release, some licensing and pricing changes will be happening that you should be aware of. Here is a summary of the changes:...
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