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**shihkjh453** · 03-11-2011, 04:56 PM

been a while since the Office Stay group has crafted any public announcements. But behind the scenes, the unit is expanding its secure of offerings to include a lot of Microsoft managed companies that at this time aren’t thought of as “Office Stay.” a quick Office Live refresher: Workplace Live, in spite of its name, is not a Web-based,buy microsoft office Standard 2010, hosted version of Microsoft Workplace. Workplace Stay are a set of Web-based add-ons to Microsoft Workplace and SharePoint aimed at small- to mid-size business customers. to keep things confusing, Office Reside Communications Server 2007,windows 7 activation, the follow-on to Reside Communications Server — which I’m expecting Microsoft to ship release to manufacturing by the end of next week if it is to make good on its “first half of 2007″ target — has nothing to do with Workplace Reside.) October, Microsoft rolled out its first three Workplace Live providers: Workplace Stay Basics (free and ad-supported); Office Reside Essentials ($19.95 a month per company) and Office Stay Premium ($39.95 a month per company). (A fourth member of the family, Workplace Stay Collaboration, never developed it out the door and remains in beta test. The original trio of Office Live products encompass everything from Web-site design tools,microsoft office 2007 update key, to hosted storage space,buy windows 7 32 bit, to shared online workspaces. week, thanks to a link from Richard MacManus on Read/Write Web, I revisited Microsoft’s Office Stay product page. Here are the products listed on it now: Workplace Dwell Basics
* Office Reside Essentials
* Office Stay Premium
* Office Dwell Collaboration
* Workplace Accounting Express 2007 (a freebie for Essentials and Premium users)
* Office Dwell Groove team-collaboration product
* Office Dwell Meeting also interesting to me what’s not on the product list: Microsoft SharedView (code-named Tahiti) — Microsoft’s light version of Live Meeting. SharedView, which is at this time in beta, enables small groups to share presentations — which also is one of the features of Zenter,microsoft office Professional Plus cd key, the presentation-software vendor Google acquired on June 19. Dwell Groove, which is going for $79.95 per year per user, seems to be the Microsoft-hosted version of Groove Enterprise Solutions for small to mid-size businesses. And Office Dwell Meeting — Microsoft’s hosted Web conferencing service which is due for a refresh this fall — has a price that “varies,” according to Microsoft’s Office Reside page. expect Microsoft to refresh officially its Office Dwell line-up this fall. I’m wondering what else the Redmondians will fold into its Office Stay family in the coming weeks/months. Perhaps some more of Microsoft’s rapidly expanding set of managed services? Any Workplace Reside users out there hearing any scuttlebutt on what’s next?

03-11-2011, 04:56 PM	#1
shihkjh453 Captain Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 554	buy microsoft office Standard 2010 Microsoft grows been a while since the Office Stay group has crafted any public announcements. But behind the scenes, the unit is expanding its secure of offerings to include a lot of Microsoft managed companies that at this time aren’t thought of as “Office Stay.” a quick Office Live refresher: Workplace Live, in spite of its name, is not a Web-based,buy microsoft office Standard 2010, hosted version of Microsoft Workplace. Workplace Stay are a set of Web-based add-ons to Microsoft Workplace and SharePoint aimed at small- to mid-size business customers. to keep things confusing, Office Reside Communications Server 2007,windows 7 activation, the follow-on to Reside Communications Server — which I’m expecting Microsoft to ship release to manufacturing by the end of next week if it is to make good on its “first half of 2007″ target — has nothing to do with Workplace Reside.) October, Microsoft rolled out its first three Workplace Live providers: Workplace Stay Basics (free and ad-supported); Office Reside Essentials ($19.95 a month per company) and Office Stay Premium ($39.95 a month per company). (A fourth member of the family, Workplace Stay Collaboration, never developed it out the door and remains in beta test. The original trio of Office Live products encompass everything from Web-site design tools,microsoft office 2007 update key, to hosted storage space,buy windows 7 32 bit, to shared online workspaces. week, thanks to a link from Richard MacManus on Read/Write Web, I revisited Microsoft’s Office Stay product page. Here are the products listed on it now: Workplace Dwell Basics * Office Reside Essentials * Office Stay Premium * Office Dwell Collaboration * Workplace Accounting Express 2007 (a freebie for Essentials and Premium users) * Office Dwell Groove team-collaboration product * Office Dwell Meeting also interesting to me what’s not on the product list: Microsoft SharedView (code-named Tahiti) — Microsoft’s light version of Live Meeting. SharedView, which is at this time in beta, enables small groups to share presentations — which also is one of the features of Zenter,microsoft office Professional Plus cd key, the presentation-software vendor Google acquired on June 19. Dwell Groove, which is going for $79.95 per year per user, seems to be the Microsoft-hosted version of Groove Enterprise Solutions for small to mid-size businesses. And Office Dwell Meeting — Microsoft’s hosted Web conferencing service which is due for a refresh this fall — has a price that “varies,” according to Microsoft’s Office Reside page. expect Microsoft to refresh officially its Office Dwell line-up this fall. I’m wondering what else the Redmondians will fold into its Office Stay family in the coming weeks/months. Perhaps some more of Microsoft’s rapidly expanding set of managed services? Any Workplace Reside users out there hearing any scuttlebutt on what’s next?

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