This is the fourth and final installment of this series from Jeremy Chapman After user targeting and planning is complete, you can start your Proof of Concept testing and begin building Windows 7 images. There are many ways to build Windows 7 images or standard builds and depending on the tools you have in place, you may want to test a couple of options. For organizations with System Cent [ ... ]

Microsoft announced today that Office 2010, the latest version of its flagship productivity suite, would go on sale to business customers on May 12. While an exact release date for the general public has not been announced, Microsoft has said that it intends to release the product in June.Windows 7 was also released to businesses a few months before it was released to the general public in an eff [ ... ]

Yesterday, Denon announced that much of their current line of audio and video (A/V) receivers have earned Compatible with Windows 7 logo. The following models have received the logo: AVR-4310CI AVR-3310CI AVR-990 AVR-4810CI (recently released and shown above) ASD-51W ASD-51N Denon has also said that their new A/V receivers, scheduled to be announced in 2010, will a [ ... ]

Microsoft rolled out there browser ballot screen only a couple of weeks ago. For those of you who are not aware, the browser ballot screen is a new update to you Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP which will present you with a list of browsers to install if you already have Internet Explorer set as the default browser. This change was brought about thanks to an EU Antitrust investigation and [ ... ]

Helping small businesses not just survive but thrive is key to our global economic recovery. Together, small and midsize businesses employ the majority of the world’s workforce and as we all know, will be the key to future job creation. Cutting costs and being more productive are top of mind for all of us, including small business owners who had to hunker down over the past couple of years. As  [ ... ]