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...computing, wireless networking, mobile telecommunications, e-mail and even desktop productivity tools such as Microsoft Excel and Word. But it is not only those in IT who are cautious. Earlier this year, a study by Kelton Research of... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/10/26/238301/finances-lack-of-cloud-commitment-is-a-surprise.htm

...HMRC • Operates some 650 different systems; • Has a further 4500 Business Developed Applications (mostly Microsoft Excel & Access), of which 550 have been classified as business critical by Business Units; • Operates from some 900... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/tony_collins/2008/06/some-highlights-of-poynter-rep.html

...Vulnerability researchers find new flaw in Microsoft Excel New flaw in Microsoft Excel Researchers from Sunnyvale, Calif...clearinghouse Secunia are warning of a new flaw in Microsoft Excel that attackers could exploit to run malicious... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/01/09/221093/vulnerability-researchers-find-new-flaw-in-microsoft.htm

...comes pre-loaded with Microsoft Office in Vista mode, enabling users to download, view and edit Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint documents. It comes with a 30GB hard-drive, large enough for most mobile offices... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/02/18/229458/orange-first-to-market-with-htc-shift-wireless-mini.htm

...financial and mortgage applications such as Tietoenator's Summit and Activate and other applications, including Microsoft Excel and Word, underperformed in the new MPLS environment. Darlington Building Society selected the Expand Compass... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/05/07/230577/darlington-building-society-optimises-apps-over-wan.htm

...potential impact on the strategic goals of the business. By July, Tillamook had created a master document, in Microsoft Excel, from the information Blueprint had unearthed. This included a prioritised list of improvement projects, detailing... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/12/22/234022/us-dairy-giant-overhauls-processes-using-wiki-style-bpm.htm

...perfect picture and send it out even when you’re already on the phone * Discuss and revise Microsoft® Word, Microsoft Excel® and Microsoft® PowerPoint® files—edit while using the speakerphone Flexible Communications You don... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/10/21/232770/photos-and-video-blackberry-storm-special-report.htm

...originally based on an SQL Server 2000 database, running under Windows 2000 and using SQL Server Analysis Server, Microsoft Excel, and IntelligentApps Excel Edition and Web Server Edition. The former system ran for four years, and produced... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/01/25/229030/sql-server-database-provides-police-performance-data-to-home.htm

...see if the exploit is tied to the previously known Microsoft Excel style handling and repair remote code execution flaw...including one that fixed eight critical flaws in Microsoft Excel and additional flaws in Microsoft Office. Security... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/07/13/216997/trojan-targets-microsoft-powerpoint-flaw.htm

...2003 user interface, new Business Analysis Cubes for Microsoft Excel, expanded reach and functionality around the Microsoft...and reporting and analytics capabilities based on Microsoft Excel and Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services for real... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/03/28/215065/microsoft-unveils-dynamic-business-processes-stack.htm

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...New Sage 200 integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Excel enhancing Business Intelligence Microsoft Excel is heavily used in businesses as...the new Sage 200 suite is the enhanced Microsoft Excel integration which can be quickly and... http://www.prlog.org/10397497-new-sage-200-integrates-seamlessly-with-microsoft-excel-enhancing-business-intelligence.html

Microsoft Excel target of new zero-day exploit