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Monday, 26 March 2012 02:55
Intuitive New Tool Empowers End-Users to Find and Fix Broken Links After a Microsoft Office Upgrade
I’m always surprised by the reaction we get when discussing the risks of broken links as part of planning for a Microsoft Office upgrade. When we bring up the topic with a project team’s IT leaders as part of a prudent and methodical planning process, it’s usually met with blank stares, shoulder shrugs and general indifference. I find this reaction surprising since broken links are often a widespread – and sometimes chronic – problem during and post migration, especially if the organization is upgrading from Office 2003 to Office 2010.
