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With Office 365 coming this year, a few companies with diverse motivations have joined the Microsoft online ranks early With Office 365 due later this year, Microsoft is trying to beat the drums for cloud Office solutions. The only solution available at the moment, BPOS, includes Microsoft-hosted versions of Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Office Communications/Live Meeting which are going to change into Lync Server .Worth noting: BPOS doesnrsquo;t include the latest versions of Exchange 2010 or SharePoint 2010. If you sign up for BPOS and thus pay Microsoft to run your servers, you get Exchange 2007 and SharePoint 2007 mdash; legacy software as a service.Microsoft yesterday sent out a press release identifying four new BPOS customers: Tampa General Hospital, Manpower Inc., Advocate Health C <a href=www.mugs-stanley.us>stanley us</a> are, and Shell. I kicked aro <a href=www.mugs-stanley.us>stanley website</a> und the Web to see what those customers are up to. I was surprised by the results. Tampa General Hospital is one of the largest hospitals in Florida. Writing in the Office 365 blog yesterday, Shane Ochocny, technology architect at Tampa General, says his group is currently using IBM Lotus Notes, but the hospital has decided to drop Notes mdash; a commendable decision, by just about any estimation mdash; and go with BPOS Exchange 2007, er, Microsoft Exchange Online. Tampa General also plans to roll out SharePoint and Lync in the coming months.Manpower, Inc., runs <a href=www.stanley-cup.it>stanley italia</a> a big temp service, with services for outsourcing, training, and the like Jkgx Economists divided over crucial timing of Fed rsquo tapering plans
Monday 15 June 2015 3:59 amLondon Technology Week: Itrsquo official ndash; Londonrsquo the capital of European techBy: Emma HaslettShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailLondon is the capital of Europe s tech scene, new res <a href=www.cup-stanley-cup.us>stanley cup</a> earch has suggested, with almost three <a href=www.stanleyus.us>pink stanley cup</a> times as many startups choosing the capital than those in the next-most attractive city, Paris.The research, by EY to mark London Technology Week, which launches today, suggested 1,000 international tech investment projects based themselves in London between 2005 and 2014, compared with 381 in Paris ndash; and 853 in the whole of France.In fact, according to Gordon Innes, chief executive of London Partners, over the last decade more international tech investment projects have come to London than Paris, Dublin, Madrid, Amsterdam and Munich combined .And figures by Oxford Economics showed the number of companies in London s digital sector has grown 46 per cent since the launch of Tech City in 2010. In fact, the city now employs 200,000 people, a 17 per cent increase since Tech City launched.Mayor of London Boris Johnson said it was hardly surprising London s entrepreneurs were clamouring to be part of the incredible London tech story . This sec <a href=www.stanley-cup.es>stanley cup</a> tor has flourished beyond recognition in the last five years, creating thousands of jobs and outpacing the rest of the economy. London Technology Week is rightly a celebration of that s