We’re hoping to find out which version(s) of Microsoft Office are the most prevalent in businesses right now and whether organizations are considering an upgrade. The more we can find out about which version(s) you use, the more we’ll be able to tailor our information and resources to cover specific features, functionality, and implementation and support challenges you’re likely to encounter. And if it turns out that you’re planning an upgrade pretty soon, we can start providing information that will help you get up to speed with the new version, prepare to handle the migration, and help your users stay productive as they make the transition.
The questions below outline what we’re hoping to learn:
— What version of Microsoft Office does your organization currently use?
— If you’re considering an upgrade, when do you plan to implement it? (In the next 3 months, the next 6 months, before the end of the year, etc.)
— If you are planning an upgrade, which version will it be?
— If you’ve already upgraded to XP or 2003, what problems have you encountered? What pros and cons can you share from your experiences so far? What specific features or configuration issues could you use help with?
Any info you can pass along will be very useful.
Thanks,
Jody Gilbert, TechRepublic Senior Editor