There are two monoliths in the tech industry, Microsoft Office 365 and Google Apps, and each suite is contending for your business. Both of these companies have different perspectives regarding their productivity suites.
Recently, Microsoft launched its consumer version of its Office 365 suite. Aside from the usual tweaks that come along with every new edition of Office - updated interface, cloud service that’s compatible with every device, etc - one of the age-old questions remains and lingers over this release: how much is it going to cost? Ironically, it’s become the most fascinating aspect of this Office 365 rollout. One of Microsoft’s greatest strengths is its ability to create products that are accessible wherever and whenever you need them. Here’s a brief yet informative rundown on how to access a Microsoft Office 365 Demo for installation, and the devices you can use them on.
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VMware officially announced Horizon 5.3 (View) at VMworld EMEA (Barcelona). It’s a great evolutionary release to the product line. VMware is calling it: “VDI 2.0 Vision Delivered”. Here at Kelser we have several customers using View (excuse me, Horizon) and we use it internally as well. It’s been a stable platform that’s both powerful and easy to use. Here’s my top new features “round-up”. There are other important features which will have a more subtle impact on your environments:
