Microsoft has positioned Vista and Office 2007 to succeed XP and Office 2003, the mainstay of many law firm desktops. Given Microsoft's promises of more secure and feature-rich software, should your firm face the future and upgrade? Edward J. Grubb outlines some steps that may ease the transition.
November 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
After years of waiting, Microsoft has finally released its newest operating system for PCs and laptops, Windows Vista, as well as the 2007 Microsoft Office series of applications. Windows Vista promised to be the most secure, powerful and feature-rich Windows yet, and 2007 Microsoft Office offers more application options than ever before. But is your firm prepared for what these 2007 desktop products have to offer?
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