What are the  uses of microsoft office in service industries?
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Access build up customer/services info\nExcel might draw/process data from database\nWord making correspondences to introduce ideas\nPowerpoint pull together a fine presentation \nOutlook send and receive the above product to and from customers and suppliers\nand Frontpage get all the essence to the web
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The most important use that i can think of is to maintain database of guests, and employees. \nThen maintain a payrolls division.\nThen, database of inventory and supplies. \nprobably designing and landscape.
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Yes, OpenOffice.  Google it.  It includes the equivalent of Powerpoint, Word, Excel, and lots of other stuff.  Open Source, available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and other OS's.\n\nFree.
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You are going to need Microsoft Office Small Business Accounting.
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Reinstall Microsoft office
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Open Office.\n\nI really like it.  http://www.openoffice.org/
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No, but you can get OpenOffice. It's practically the same as MS Office but free. It's awesome.\nwww.openoffice.org\nYou can also save your documents as MS Word or excel files so your friends can open them, or it can open MS Office docs.
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I agree with rabidbeagle, MSoffice is the most common choice. Other office Suites (won´t name them) still have some compatibility issues with MSoffice, and since MSoffice is the most common choice, you´ll have compatibility issues with most people outside your organizations.
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Why bother? Microsoft has released a beta version of its Office 2007 to download and try.  Please refer to the article which appears on BetaNews website.  The site also has the download link to Office 2007 beta.\n\n"Microsoft Puts Up Office 2007 Preview" -- betanews.com\n(http://www.betanews.com/article/Microsoft_Puts_Up_Office_2007_Preview/1151422792)\n\n"With 2.5 million downloads of Office 2007 Beta 2 already counted, Microsoft has put up a Web-based preview of its new office suite to reach even more potential customers. The online "test drive" features 18 product-specific tutorials and covers most Office system client applications and servers.\n\nThe preview allows users to try out Office 2007 components directly, or be guided through walk-through tours of the various new features of each product. Additionally, pre-populated data enables users to test new server functionality from SharePoint and Project Server." --  excerpt from betanews.com
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Just go into detail on what applications are used by which department.\n\nEg.  computerised accounts package - accounts \n\npurchase ordering - purchasing/stores\n\nSales - sales staff\n\nMOS - IT\n\ngeneral office applications - admin\n\nOr you could go into the types of systems that employees and management use at different levels:\n\nTransaction Process Systems - Supervisors\nManagement Information Systems - department heads\nExecutive Information systems - Senior management.  \n\nTry these pages for more information: \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_Processing_Systems\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_information_system\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_Support_System\n\nHope this helps!  x
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Many. These are what we use. Hope it helps your homework\n\nWe can write letters to customers. ( using wordprocessors)\nWe can keep records of our prices and what we sell to people, and what they owe us. (databases)\nWe can communicate with our customers and suppliers.( email)\nWe can research new products and ideas (web)\nWe can make web sites to sell to people. (html, and php)\nWe can manipulate pictures so they look better to our customers.(photoshop)\nWe can design new lines on computers. ( Cadcam)\nWe can do very complicated calculations ( spreadsheets)
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Microsoft offers a ton of templates/stationary\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/Windows/oe/features/stationery/stationerydl.asp
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PeachTree and Microsoft Office products
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I can't say for sure if it is as good as Microsoft Office 2003, but it is probably good enough for most users and it is free.\nI believe it is developed and supported by the same folks who build the LINUX system software
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You can use Microsoft Office Publisher.\n\nIt's user friendly.
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If none of these answers help you and you need a program to do what office does, you can try OpenOffice.  It's a free suite of programs that are almost identical to Microsoft Office.  Your alternative (assuming you dont want to buy it again) is to find a pirated version off the internet and risk getting another virus.  \n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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I personally use Powerpoint.\n\nYou can also use Word.  The business card sheets come with codes that you can input into whatever program you choose to use them for, so they line up for you.