Question on the next version

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Theodore Lim

Now that Office 2007 is out. Does anyone here know when Microsoft plans to
release the next version (Office 13)? I'm currently thinking about this
because of the justification for getting Software Assurance in the next
iteration of our Select agreement which ends next year. Comments appreciated.
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Theodore,

MS is probably going to have the next version be 14 rather than 13 (a bit superstitious or 'why take chances' <g>. I don't suspect
that the next version will have as wide or a timeframe gap as there was from Office 2003 to 2007, but the desktop suite products are
probably not likely to be replaced again within a year. However, there may be new server, desktop and wireless apps coming to be
added to the present offerings, including those from the Office Unified Communications folks http://microsoft.com/office/UC as well
as some server products that are still being worked on.

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Now that Office 2007 is out. Does anyone here know when Microsoft plans to
release the next version (Office 13)? I'm currently thinking about this
because of the justification for getting Software Assurance in the next
iteration of our Select agreement which ends next year. Comments appreciated.>>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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Theodore Lim

Thanks Bob!

I haven't seen the current roadmap, but I do hope that we get another
upgrade within the next Select agreement version to justify the expense. Btw,
the link you gave doesn't work.

Theodore Lim
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Theodore,

Hmmm, I just tested the link to MS Office Unified communications and it worked. http://microsoft.com/office/uc

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Thanks Bob!

I haven't seen the current roadmap, but I do hope that we get another
upgrade within the next Select agreement version to justify the expense. Btw,
the link you gave doesn't work.

Theodore Lim>>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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