Microsoft Office is arguably the most common office productivity suite used on desktop computers today. Having said that, there are so many different versions (of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc) being used, each with their own set of features and quirks.
Which version are using using? (To check, select “About…” from the “Help” menu).
The current version of Office is 2007, where Office 1010 is just around the corner. Having said that, many businesses are still running Office 2003 or even the older Office XP, not feeling comfortable upgrading due to new features and user interface changes, like the “Ribbon”. At the same time Microsoft continues to forge ahead, ending mainstream support for Office 2003 last year, placing it into extended (i.e. limited) support mode for 5 more years.
New computers purchased today are coming with the latest version pre-installed, often creating compatibility issues with employees, clients and vendors, as well functionality issues across computers within the office. It may be time to “bite the bullet” and synchronize systems across your organization.
What do you think? Is this a problem for you? Do you need help?
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