BAe Systems: Office365 misfires

Update: 2011-12-06

Description

Defence contractor BAe Systems ditched plans to adopt Microsoft Office365, the online version of the Microsoft Suite. Speaking at the Business Cloud Summit 2011, Charles Newhouse, head of strategy and design at BAe Systems said, "We were going to adopt Office365 and the lawyers said we could not do it."

Comments

In Channel

Podcast interview with Adriana Karaboutis, CIO, Dell on women in IT

2012-06-2004:19

Podcast interview with Adriana Karaboutis, CIO, Dell on internships

2012-06-2004:59

Podcast interview with Adriana Karaboutis, CIO, Dell on adapting IT to the business

2012-06-2005:14

Using Big data alongside OLTP and data warehouses for real time fleet management

2012-03-1507:30

Interview: Oke Okaro, global head of mobile at Bloomberg

2012-03-0213:00

Interview with Valdis Filks, research director at Gartner

2012-02-2104:32

Interview with Stephen Glen, WorkIT

2012-02-2005:13

Aleks Krotoski on Facebook's influence

2011-12-2206:54

BAe Systems: Office365 misfires

2011-12-0601:21

Paul Higgins, Emea data centre leader at GE at the Gartner Data Centre & Operations Summit 2011

2011-11-2901:28

Mike Lynch, CEO of Autonomy on the next information revolution

2011-11-1009:25

Peter Ayliffe, CEO of Visa Europe on why IT matters

2011-11-0903:23

Interview: Gerry Pennell, CIO Olympics

2011-11-0808:05

Paul Maritz keynote: CEO of VMware pushes cloud computing era at VMworld Copenhagen

2011-10-2006:00

ArtCoviello2011

2011-03-0201:54

Dell adds X Factor to jazz up corporate laptops

2011-02-0705:38

Why IT must understand Facebook

2011-02-0103:51

Understanding supply demand forecasting

2011-02-0105:12

Running IT efficiently at Diageo

2011-02-0103:14

How IT helps Diageo make its customers happy

2011-02-0106:48

00:00

BAe Systems: Office365 misfires

#box-pro-ellipsis-176542079425595{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}BAe Systems: Office365 misfires

BAe Systems: Office365 misfires

Podcasts @ComputerWeekly

BAe Systems: Office365 misfires