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You Want Office 2010? You Got it!

If you are an average schmoe, you'll have to wait a month to get your mitts on Office 2010 or SharePoint 2010. If you are an enterprise licensee, well you can get the finished goods right now.

I've seen Office 2010 and interviewed many of you that tested this bad boy, and if you like feature-rich software, this Bud's for you.

Office 2010 is truly for the power user. You can do all kinds of crazy formatting, produce videos and slice and dice data six ways to Sunday.

And if you have SharePoint, SQL Server and Office Communication Server, you can integrate and communicate to your heart's content. Perhaps communicate too well.

Posted by Doug Barney on May 14, 2010


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