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Microsoft is setting up to announce Office Web site Programs along with the Office 2010 beta at the company's annual Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans next Monday.
Neowin hinted in the announcements yesterday but insider sources have confirmed that the organization will be demonstrating the delayed Workplace Website Programs and announcing its plans for the Workplace 2010 beta.
Office Web Applications
Microsoft officials originally announced the programs in the company's Professional Developers Conference back in October 2008. With the time the main focus was on Windows 7 and no-one was able to use the applications themselves so they were somewhat overlooked.
Office World wide web Programs are part of Microsoft's "software plus services" initiative where the organization plans to deliver all its technology in this way. As part of the next release of Workplace, Microsoft are planning Office World wide web programs - lightweight versions of Word,office generator, Excel,microsoft office Home And Student 2010 keygen, PowerPoint and OneNote - through a browser. Running these new programs will allow individuals to use a browser to create,microsoft office x86, edit,office 2010 pro plus 64 bit, and share Office documents wherever they are. Microsoft wants to provide a consistent Office experience, regardless of whether users are accessing their Workplace documents through the PC, phone, or browser.
The idea is simple, you edit a document at home it syncs to the cloud which allows you to edit the document from another PC, via a browser or using your Windows Phone. Microsoft plans to offer this to consumers by Office Live with ad-funded and subscription offerings. For business customers, Microsoft will be offering Workplace Web site applications as a hosted subscription service.
Why is this big?
It's big in a number of different ways. Microsoft has been arranging software plus services for its applications and operating system for a number of years. Officials have hinted in the vision since as far back as 2000. Microsoft originally had plans, together with then CEO Bill Gates, that an operating system codenamed Blackcomb would be a major Windows release with a full Net orientated user experience and integration with various Web services. Unfortunately for Microsoft the internet moved on more quickly than many had anticipated. Microsoft began work on Whistler which became XP and then on to Longhorn which became Vista. Microsoft was ambitious with its plans for Longhorn but ultimately failed in bringing them to life. Flash forward to 2009 and Google is #1 for search and has revealed it will release an operating system next year. Microsoft is nearly finished with Windows 7 and everyone agrees it's a great improvement on Windows Vista. Who knows what the business is preparing for Windows 8 but for now cloud computing is the focus for applications instead of whole operating systems at Microsoft.
Google currently has a website offering named Google Docs. It's simple and lightweight but that's part of its problem. Businesses have been trialling Google's offerings but for many they are too basic. Microsoft's offerings are the total opposite. Workplace World wide web Applications will run fully in a browser offering an identical experience to running Office applications on the desktop. If Microsoft gets this right and targets it in the right price then it could quickly kill off the increasing competition from Google Docs.
Office 2010
Microsoft began a marketing campaign for its next version of Office earlier this year, shortly after screen shots began to emerge of Office 2010. Not long after the campaign began an early technical preview build leaked onto the Internet for all to see. Microsoft promised originally that the technical preview would arrive in July and up until now they have been relatively quiet about when in July.
Microsoft will be releasing a Workplace 2010 beta on Monday to a private beta group along with the Workplace Net Applications announcements. Microsoft posted another teaser for Workplace 2010 on it's "Office 2010,buy microsoft office 2010 32 bit, the movie" site today. We believe the beta won't be too different to the one leaked earlier this year.