Microsoft Office can be expensive, especially if you want to pay an annual Microsoft 365 subscription. Office is available for free in some capacity, but it's limited. If Microsoft Office is not a ...

When it comes to deploying Microsoft Office alternatives such as Google Apps, Zoho or Lotus Symphony, enterprise IT managers are in a state of intense curiosity but are still not ready for widespread ...

Sick of Microsoft and Google? This new European office suite is a private, open-source alternative ...

Q: I just purchased a new computer that did not include Microsoft Office; are there any free alternatives or am I stuck paying $100 a year from now on? A: A common misnomer for new computer buyers is ...

As the unholy offspring of Dr. Phil and Suze Orman might say, a costly relationship can make or break your fiscal health. As good stewards of budgetary dollars, IT professionals must always be ...

Microsoft Office 365 is the most popular way to get productivity software (such as Word and Excel), but it’s not the only option. More budget-friendly alternatives are available. One of those options ...

LibreOffice claims Microsoft’s ribbon became a standard only due to popularity, not because of ergonomic quality.

Sick of the subscription costs of Microsoft 365 or the limitations of Microsoft Office? Try OfficeSuite. It’s compatible with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace, and you can get lifetime plans for ...

Office.eu, a 100% European owned alternative to widely used productivity platforms such as Microsoft Office and Google Workspace, has officially ...

Q: I just purchased a new computer that did not include Microsoft Office. Are there any free alternatives or am I stuck paying $100 a year from now on? A: A common misconception for new computer ...

Microsoft Office is the government's dominant productivity suite, but the Veterans Affairs department would like to find a less expensive alternative. With an eye on reducing ongoing software costs, ...

QUESTION: I just purchased a new computer that did not include Microsoft Office. Are there any free alternatives or am I stuck paying $100 a year from now on? ANSWER: A common misnomer for new ...