13 cool features of Office 365

	Microsoft explains its location data collection practices | 5 tips for setting up Microsoft Small Business Server
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	13 cool features of Office 365 Microsoft has released the official beta version of Office 365, and we've been playing with it for a while now. Here are 13 cool features of the cloud-based service that combines Office, SharePoint, Lync, and Exchange. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Greening Terremark Data Centers The most important recommendation (for organizations and national policy) to enable IT energy savings is to ensure that IT is fully charged with an itemized facilities bill, and move responsibility for deploying and racking IT equipment to a facilities group. Read now In this Issue Microsoft explains its location data collection practices 5 tips for setting up Microsoft Small Business Server Microsoft shows class in disclosing Google zero-day Microsoft's own numbers suggest declining Windows market share RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Red Hat The 2011 Red Hat Summit. Join us. The Red Hat Summit brings together engineers, business decision makers, and community enthusiasts to learn about the latest in cloud computing, platform, virtualization, middleware, and management technologies. Click to continue Microsoft explains its location data collection practices Microsoft says that it collects location information only if users allow an application to access location data and when that particular application requests location information. It also said that it keeps that data in a Microsoft database. Read More 5 tips for setting up Microsoft Small Business Server Microsoft's Small Business Server (SBS) is aimed at small businesses, but it comes with a fully functional copy of Exchange 2010 SP1. However, many SBS customers probably aren't taking advantage of what the SBS-Exchange combo can do or are fearful of the more complex Exchange part. Here are five tips to help. Read More Microsoft shows class in disclosing Google zero-day Still stinging from a Google engineer's untimely disclosure of zero-day attack code, Microsoft leads the way for responsible disclosure. Read More Microsoft's own numbers suggest declining Windows market share Microsoft bragged Friday that it had licensed 350 million copies of Windows 7, but that number doesn't even keep up with the total number of PCs sold. Read More
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