Why Microsoft is pushing Office subscriptions

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	Why Microsoft is pushing Office subscriptions The launch of new and revised Office 365 software-by-subscription plans for businesses shows that Microsoft realizes its current licensing revenue is threatened by cost-cutting customers, an analyst said yesterday. Read More WEBCAST: Liaison Technologies Managed Services: B2B Communication in the Cloud Learn how Neenah Paper, with the assistance of Liaison Technologies, gained business advantage through B2B communication in the cloud. Learn More In this Issue 9 top threats to cloud computing security Review: Office 365 turns up the heat Salesforce.com delivers mobile customer service apps Schools, governments charge into the cloud -- why not businesses? WEBCAST: Cisco Systems 10 Essential Domains for Moving to Private Cloud Ready to move to a private cloud? Starting with a look at infrastructure and virtualization through process and governance, learn the Cisco Domain Ten --the ten essential domains you need to know to get started with this journey. View Now 9 top threats to cloud computing security The CSA (Cloud Security Alliance) has identified "The Notorious Nine," the top nine cloud computing threats for 2013. These threats are specifically related to the shared, on-demand nature of cloud computing. Read More Review: Office 365 turns up the heat It's easier to set up, easier to administer, easier to use, and more flexible. It's friendlier to mobile devices. And it's all around more capable. Office 365 would be a big step forward for many businesses. Read More Salesforce.com delivers mobile customer service apps Salesforce.com is planning to add a series of mobile applications to its Service Cloud line of customer service software, in a response to the rampant rise of mobile devices both in the consumer and business worlds. Read More Schools, governments charge into the cloud -- why not businesses? The irony is those with small IT budgets are more likely to get ahead in the move to modern IT. Read More
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