The latest technology, at affordable prices

1. The new Office The world today demands that professionals work from any location, collaborate with others who work remotely, and use technology that is professional and dependable. In this release, Microsoft has modernized Office to meet this changing world of work. Let me give you an overview of the five benefits of upgrading to the new Office. The latest technology, at affordable prices Simplified IT, backed by a strong service level agreement Access your files from virtually anywhere, on any device Professional tools for professionals Five Benefits of Upgrading to The New Office Working together made easier • Analyze complex data, and visualize trends using a single click in the New Excel’s easy-to-use menu • Present like a pro, access speaker notes, move easily between slides and zoom in and out of charts using the New PowerPoint • Manage multiple users and document policies using a single console • Manage mobile devices easily, the New Office allows you to approve mobile device lists, enforce PIN locks, and remove confidential company data from lost phones • In addition to mobile device security, Office 365 has built in defenses against viruses, spam, and phishing attacks • Get unlimited automatic updates to the latest Office software, at no additional cost • Office 365 gives you access to the complete stack of tools you need to grow your business, at a monthly subscription rate to fit your budget • Easily host and participatein online meetings • Share documents, notes and ideas to get answers real-time • Use social at work, follow colleagues, documents and sites; • Create a special folder, calendar and task list to manage a special project or team • Take your documents to-go. The New Office is always logged-in and saves to the cloud • Stream a full version of Office to your device in seconds • Use your fingertips to pinch, zoom, and work intuitively

2. When should a customer upgrade? • Old server: Are you using an old server and you’re worried about security and maintenance costs? • Growing needs: Is your company growing but you cannot forecast your technology needs? • Hosted mail: Are you having trouble managing a number of disconnected web-based email accounts or software? • Old Office: Are you using outdated versions of Office such as Office 2003 and experiencing compatibility issues or concerns about end of support? Killer Features of Office 2013 Outlook: Touch enabled | minimized ribbon to maximize inbox displayed | hover over calendar, people or tasks to get the information you need without ever leaving your inbox PowerPoint: New touch-enabled Presenter View to pinch, zoom and navigate your presentation | make annotations or highlight text on a slide using a stylus OneNote: Touch-enabled Radial Menu, puts a context aware menu at your finger tips; initiate an action (like highlight text) and dial of options pop up allowing you to choose various font options Excel: Flash Fill automatically recognizes patterns and auto-completes cells | Recommended charts looks at your data patterns and proposes the best chart to use | Built for all skill levels, Power View allows you to compile data, charts, and graphs into a single view to help you better understand your data PDF Reflow:Open PDF documents in Word; Word now makes PDF content act like familiar Word documents. SharePoint: Social networking capabilities include sharing your ideas via Newsfeeds, following people, documents or sites and use of hashtags, likes and the ability to mention people using @ Lync: Lync gives you a great meeting experience with multiparty HD video conferencing, real-time note taking, and document sharing capabilities | you can also call your Skype contacts right from Lync and vice versa Optimized for Cloud: Saves to the Cloud by default and automatically bookmarks where you last worked in a document