By Dan Holme
Microsoft has
been very busy since the release of SharePoint 2013 in November and Office
365 in February. Alongside the integration with Yammer, the teams have
been upgrading existing Office 365 customers to the new (2013) version of
Office 365.
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article, click
here.And they’ve been charting out the next steps for the platforms. Similar efforts on the Windows side of the house have been getting a lot of publicity this week. What’s the state of the SharePoint “release cycle,” and what does it mean for onsite customers? |
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Future of Microsoft Product Release Cycles
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