Monthly Archives: July 2014

Microsoft Says What They Really Think

Thanx to Debra over at Contextures for letting me know about this presentation from the Office 365 Garage Series: http://blog.contextures.com/archives/2014/07/28/excel-roundup-20140728/ What we’re seeing here is an open statement by Microsoft that full-featured client Office is dead and that we must all … Continue reading

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The Microsoft Rapture

Read this link before reading my comments here: http://www.geekwire.com/2014/internal-memo-microsoft-cut-external-staff-18-months-requiring-six-month-break/ I believe that this (even more than the 18000 announced last week – most of whom are at Nokia) will force a HUGE reorg of Microsoft before the end of 2014 … Continue reading

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Data Access Is STILL The Problem

Below is a replay of a posting I made here waaaay back in 2011.  It discusses an issue that is not only STILL a problem for people trying to help businesses analyze their data but that is now exponentially worse … Continue reading

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