MS needs to reduce the prices of their software - their 'it's still the 90s' pricing for Windows and Office is not helping them. They could also realize that a computer does not need to have a single interface across...
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I like that MS is making office available on other platforms. Making it available to Ipad users is a great move. I believe if you have a corporate Office 365 plan you can run office on Ipads with no additional cost.
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That was my first reaction to Windows 8 but I have changed my mind. Windows ME was a flop. 8 is nowhere close to that. MS is finally fixing issues and I give them credit. I think people are hung up on the fact that these...
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MS is finally listening to users. They could have avoided a lot of criticism from the start by just getting all of this in the first release of windows 8. The main point is that they are finally making "improvements"....
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I get paid over $87 per hour working from home with 3 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless....
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I get paid over $87 per hour working from home with 3 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless....
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Whether or not you like Windows 8x or even Microsoft, this newest update, with its obvious shift back in the direction of non-touch, demonstrates that they are listening to customer feedback. From some of the comments, it...
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What is all of this talk about losing and replacing jobs with Technology Advances? What do you think has been going on since the invention of the Cotton Gin? Typical nerd naivete. Sheeeeesh.
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I'd say this is a very logical and fair assessment of this update. 8.1 Update is clearly better for keyboard and mouse users accustomed to the nearly 20 year old UI introduced in Windows 95. And while not the most elegant...
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The majority of the changes that have been introduced since 8.0 RTM have been additive mostly in the form of new configuration options or naturally occurring behavioral changes based on the input type. In fact most of the...
In reply to: Re: Does Microsoft have a clue?
It is getting better, but nothing in the Win8.1Update makes me want to give up Win7 on the desktop. Still too much of a learning curve for the existing Win7 customer base and I'm sure most corporations feel...
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I'm not questioning that W8.1 Update is a big improvement. My comment addressed the volatility of the UI. Microsoft seems to think that the W8 user base has nothing better to do than keep relearning how to use...
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Interesting post, I wonder how many EHR vendors even have Stage 2 certified ""Basic EHR's" available. How "basic" can an EHR be and still comply with Meaningful Use Stage 2? I agree with you Ken, Stage 2 is daunting enough....
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I stand by the assertion that Windows 8.1 Update is the best version of Windows 8-- but I admit, I toyed with a paragraph along these lines: "Windows 8.1 Update offers the best blend yet of Windows Store and legacy apps,...
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Seriously? How many iterations is it going to take for Microsoft to stabilize Windows 8? Somebody at Microsoft must think it's a good idea to keep changing the UI for the whole W8 user base, as if users have nothing better...
In reply to: Does Microsoft have a clue?
Using words like "holdouts' and "excuses" indicates that you are on the Microsh*t payroll. We don't need to buy junk like Win8 when XP works just fine. Personally I have XP machines and Win7 machines. I might upgrade XP...
In reply to: We don't want no stink'in upgrade
I have a better tip: Don't buy it until Windows 9 comes out. Windows 8 is a flop.
In reply to: Windows 8 is a flop
A company I used to work for was a strong Lync shop, but honestly, most users still relied on it as an IM system. Lync has a strong potential to replace a full UC build, and offers great services in terms of desktop...
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Speaking for the SMBs, its becoming increasingly important that companies look at their internal operations and do the math on how much running their own services is costing. If your core services involve mroe complex...
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