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Microsoft: Here's some cash, channel. PLEASE sell Office 365

Resellers bunged $40 per seat for first 3,000 sales

Microsoft: You want Office for Mac, fanboi? You'll pay Windows prices

Hikes up prices by 17% to push users towards Office 365

Microsoft about-face: Office 2013 license IS transferable now

Updated No longer tied to outdated, broken PCs

UK Serious Fraud Office queues up to probe HP's Autonomy allegations

...using Autonomy's own software

The new Office Garage series:

Whitepaper: Client configuration management 101

The new Office:

Whitepaper: Garage Series for IT Pros

The new Office Garage series:

Whitepaper: Did deployment just get faster?

Screenshot of the Office 2013 installer for Office 365

Microsoft's 'Gemini' project will be the Windows Blue of Office

Even as Microsoft has publicly acknowledged the existence of Windows "Blue," the much-buzzed-about Service Pack reworking of Windows 8 due later this year, the rumor mill is already churning with rumblings about a similar update project underway for Office 2013. According to Redmond-watcher Mary-Jo Foley's sources, that project …

Microsoft tries to sell home Office users on subscription pricing

Microsoft has unveiled its first attempt to seduce consumers into paying subscription pricing for its Office 365 package. For $99.99 a year, buyers get the Office 365 Home Premium, which gives them a license to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, and Access applications on five computers in the home. …

Office 2013 hits RTM, will ship starting in November

Buy Office 2010 now, get a free upgrade

Redmond slashing Win8, Office OEM rates for small devices

'Build more Windows slabs and notebooks, pleeease!'

Malware-flingers target gullible corporate bods with office printer spam

Sneaky cybercrooks are disguising links to malicious sites in spam emails posing as messages from Hewlett-Packard ScanJet printers. The attack takes advantage of the fact corporate users often receive emailed messages from scanners and multi-function printers located in their own offices, which contain attachments of the scan …

National Audit Office tears government's savings claims in HALF

The National Audit Office has questioned the Cabinet Office's weighty ICT savings claims and revealed it still does not know how many small biz suppliers are winning public sector contracts. Minister Francis Maude's merry band claims it saved taxpayers £702m on tech and comms spending in fiscal 2012 ended March - £354m through …

XMA taps up industry veteran to run City office

Former BT Engage IT exec Chris Leigh lands at reseller

Cabinet Office names bean counter as chief buyer

Former Accenture man Crothers as chief procurement officer

Microsoft upping Office 365 fees for resellers AGAIN

Here a wedge of cash, please sell our cloud stuff

Cabinet Office: We've cut taxpayers' SAP and Microsoft bills

Tearful giants face starvation on < £300m this year

Microsoft pops preview of 'biggest, most ambitious' Office yet

Redmond shifts Office from installed code to cloudy service

Microsoft lures resellers with Office 365 perks and payments

WPC 2012 Bigger rewards and single-point billing

Cabinet Office: Lid comes off UK.gov £4bn IT pork barrel 'at month end'

Just contain yourselves

Fujitsu: We could run Office on any device if Microsoft lets us

Exclusive iOS Office is more about licencing than tech

Microsoft slashes Office 365 prices

Office 365 reaches for the sky with 80,000 seat FAA win

Cabinet Office unveils Public Services Network suppliers list

Cabinet Office extends G Cloud deadline

Are the PCs all getting a bit old at your office? You're not alone

Watch out, office bods: A backdoor daemon lurks in HP LaserJets

Cabinet Office faces SME supplier backlash over Cloud Store

Cabinet Office 'fesses up to Cloud Store gremlins

Vatican in pact with Microsoft to initiate world's youths into Office

Office 365, Hotmail and SkyDrive hit by outage

A new month and another outage for Microsoft's Office 365 cloud service. This time it had company as Hotmail and SkyDrive were also downed by the same DNS (Domain Name System) issue. Luckily for Europe, outages started in the middle of last night when most of us were tucked up in bed – 4am GMT and lasted for around three-and-a- …