Microsoft Office is a huge part of everyday life to many people that use it. Many people use Office for their jobs, schooling, and many other things. Microsoft Office 2016 was released is September of 2015 (Athow, D. 2015). This new version is very similar to Office 2013, but there are a few changes that were made to make it more continent for people that use it. This essay will focus on some of the majors changes in Microsoft Office 2015 compared to Microsoft Office 2013. These changes/improvements deal with sharing across different devices, making Office Online more of a team builder, a new tool called Clutter, advancements to both Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. One of the major changes and arguably the most important is that Microsoft Office 2016 focused on making sharing a lot easier across all your devices (Warren, T.2015). Office 2013 focused on storing documents in the cloud. You are restricted to sharing docs on either your Mac or PC. The new change Office 2016 made now allows someone to share documents on a lot more devices than just your Mac and PC (Warren, T.2015). For example: if I write a paper in a word doc on my PC, then I can later access that doc from my smart phone or tablet (Warren, T.2015). This is very convenient for everyone because if you write a paper at home on you PC, then you can access it a school from your phone if you don’t have your PC with you. Another new improvement in Office 2016 deals with Office Online. In Office 2016 you can work with
Editing documents: Office suite software like Microsoft Office is one of the most commonly-used pieces of business software. However, it is often expensive to buy and can only be used on the computer it’s installed on. This isn’t a problem anymore as there are tools available that provide you an office suite (including word processing and spreadsheet options) that you can log in to online, from anywhere.
Nowadays offices use a large and varied amount of equipment to complete everyday tasks efficiently and effectively. The main ones found in most offices are: computers, printers, photocopiers, faxes, telephones.
I am still working with Microsoft Office 2013, I like this version of office. I work with Word and Excel daily at work. I have basic knowledge of PowerPoint. I have worked in other versions of Microsoft Office in the past. I find myself going back to Microsoft Office 2013. My job had a training course for all employees in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
1. Comes standard with Office 2013 which gives one access to Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint and Internet explorer on a mobile device.
For the longest time, office jobs consisted of the same old thing. Employees would get up, get ready, sit in traffic, go into work, punch in, and sit in their cubicle or office until the day ended and went home to get ready to start the process all over again. Now, things are starting to change the offices that we have been accustomed to. As technology grows and expands so does the environment in which we use it. In regards to technology and the office, the two have begun to merge to one. Companies, the existing and the future, are choosing a virtual based type of business. Most, if not all, of the company is
Google Doc is a web based application associated with Google that is used to create documents, spreadsheets, presentations, web forms, and drawings. The documents can also be edited, shared, and stored online. The documents can be stored on Google Doc and Google Drive. The documents created can be accessed from anywhere on a device that is connected to the internet. The application allows users to edit, create, update, and import documents and share them with many users who have a Google account. Most of the people that use Google Doc are students and companies. Google Docs allows students to share group projects and assignments with their classmates and colleagues to collaborate and work on documents as a team. Companies use Google Doc
Online document services such as Google Docs and Microsoft Office Live Workspace allow documents to be created, edited, and stored online for collaboration by multiple people in multiple locations. Web 2.0 innovations including social networks and wikis are being utilized to support this interaction. Employees no longer have to be chained to a desk in an office building from the hours of nine to five (Bughin, Chui, and Miller; Robbins, and Coulter 196-197).
Office workers and businesses are not limited to phone calls, meetings or mail to communicate with each other anymore. Electronic email can be used and not interrupt the recipient. The
Microsoft, a company founded by Bill Gates has, in the last couple of years seen a number of changes in its mode of operation. Traditionally Microsoft has been in the business of producing computer-based products exclusively (Byrnes, 2010). In the light of changing technology, globalisation and changing consumer tastes and preferences change has become in the tech-giant company. In the fast-paced world of technology, consumers are actively switching to the new touchscreen laptops and tablets, which are the replacement to conventional computers. These contemporary computers require operating systems and software that are entirely different from what was in use formerly. As means of keeping up this trend, and in order to address these new
Microsoft OneNote 2016 can do pretty much anything to enable you to remain sorted out and productive. That utility doesn't end with the center elements in the desktop and versatile mobile applications, either. OneNote additionally guides into a huge amount of various administrations, so it's anything but difficult to spare everything from meeting notes to formulas and even messages to your computerized notebook. What's more, with Microsoft's cross-stage procedure, OneNote is accessible on each stage.
As the economy weakens, Americans begin to find ways to save money. One of the latest trends in saving money is considered “the paperless office”. This new paperless office method is a concept that is now considered “Green”, also known as environmentally friendly. These “Green” approaches are engineered to help save money and save the environment. A paperless office does not completely eliminate paper in a work environment, but rather uses a minimal use of paper taking on a smarter approach by converting all documentation into a technological form. Reducing the use of paper in a work place improves efficiency, saves money, time and space.
1. How did the information systems and the organization design changes implemented by Knudstorp align with the changes in business strategy?
a man named Gary Kildall. IBM came to Kildall first, but he turned them away
The ABC system will help management analyse the profitability of each customer and restore the profitability of the company. Allied needs to offer benefits such as modified compensation plan focused on growing customer revenue and profitability to help encourage sales behaviour. TFC is able to significantly improve profits by concentrating on individual account management which SBP is capable of by identifying service costs and calculate the contribution for each account and then rank the accounts according to profitable ones. TFC should charge its customers based on their service usage by using cost plus pricing. The customers would be charged based on the cost of product plus service charge based on SBP systems plus a mark-up so that it will be fair to customers that have the same sales but different level of service.
Although in 1983 Microsoft Word was created and used, it wasn’t until 1989 where Microsoft Office was officially released, which included Word, Excel and Power Point. From that stint, more than a dozen versions had surface perfecting the applications already integrated, and introducing new one. For instance, with the announcement of Windows 1.6 Microsoft Office a new application arises, Mail for PC Networks. In 1992 another version of Microsoft Office was issued in conjunction with the first Microsoft Office CD Room Software and the first Professional version that encompasses Access.