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Office 2013: 10 Questions To Ask

Is Microsoft Office 2013 right for you? Here are the right questions for small and midsize businesses and enterprises to ask.
Office 2013: 10 Questions To Ask
Comments | Kevin Casey | March 05, 2013 12:18 PM

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Is Backup An Achilles' Heel?

If backing up your files and other data is one of those exercise-and-eat-right tasks for your business -- things you know you need to do and even want to do, but rarely actually do -- Office 2013 wants to save you from yourself. Office 2013 stores files to Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud service as a default setting, a potential boon for the set-it-and-forget-it crowd in the event of a local hardware or network failure. This integration also enables easier sharing -- via SkyDrive, of course -- from within an Office file. Collaborating on those shared files also has become simpler because Microsoft no longer requires users to sign in to edit shared files using Office Web Apps.

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