Posted on 08.Feb.2008
Another competitor may soon be entering the market for business oriented office productivity software. A project group manager from Adobe, in an interview earlier this year could not rule out the possibility that Adobe will use its currently strong position in the IT industry to launch its own web/desktop integrated office suite. This move by Adobe should have Microsoft technicians and sales reps very concerned.

Posted on 31.Jan.2008
Office application suite providers are now implementing a new frontier. Web-based office applications. Microsoft has finally released its Office Live Workspace application, which is an extension of the its standard Office suite. In this case however Microsoft is well behind the ball, as Google launched its Google Docs and Spreadsheets some time ago. The Microsoft release possesses largely the same capabilities as its Google competitor, but with more limitations.

Posted on 23.Jan.2008
CompareOffice is equal in capability as Microsoft Word, but far cheaper. In this case you certainly are paying for a brand name. CompareWrite is also fully compatible with all mainstream word processor formats and its interface is much easier to grapple than its popular competitors. This makes it easy to upgrade to Compare. An easy interface increases productivity and you business will experience higher outputs and lower stress levels.

Posted on 15.Jan.2008
CompareOffice is all you need to satisfy your personal and business requirements. CompareOffice offers fully integrated applications that can achieve impressive results. Everything from word processing, presentations, custom artwork and database utilities are at your fingertips at a cost that makes sense. Are you or your staff currently unsatisfied with your current office application suite? For a cost effective and simple method of boosting productivity try CompareOffice.

Posted on 07.Jan.2008
A major cost component in most modern business is the acquisition and maintenance of its IT infrastructure. The office application suite employed can mean the difference between business success and failure. The moral is that entrepreneurs need to strike the balance between budget and performance. CompareOffice is an integrated office application suite, offering you the latest tools and technologies for a fraction of the price of traditional market leaders.

Posted on 30.Dec.2007
Microsoft Office currently holds the majority market share in its industry; however opinion is becoming increasingly divided as competitive software floods the market. I some cases the competition is cheaper and even easier to use than the Microsoft offering, but publicity and active marketing has proven relatively ineffective until recently. Perhaps word of mouth is the reason OpenOffice document formats are becoming more popular or perhaps Microsoft have grown complacent in their long lived supremacy.

Posted on 22.Dec.2007
An article in a US newspaper today read that over 40% of businesses’ are unsatisfied with the office productivity that they use. Complaints ranged from the complexity of interfaces to colours used that hurt the eyes after long exposures. Perhaps what is needed is a fresh approach to designing these suites that incorporates the average knowledge or information systems worker that will allow them to stare at a computer screen for prolonged periods. A light blue or green tends to relax the eyes, perhaps this can be incorporated in…

Posted on 14.Dec.2007
Every office needs an office application suite for day to day tasks like word processing, storing information and presenting financial information in a printable format that is easy to understand for both yourself and your clients. Ideally, your office suite should also be cheap and easy to use. CompareOffice is a comprehensive office application suite incorporating CompareWrite, CompareSpreadSheet, CompareDraw and more.

Posted on 06.Dec.2007
The world waits in eager anticipation as web goliath Google acquires Upstartle, the company that developed Writely, a word processing program. Rumour in IT circles has it that Google intends to develop its own web-based office productivity suite. A move by Google to develop an office application suite will be in direct competition with Microsoft, who currently hold the majority market share in the industry.

Posted on 28.Nov.2007
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