Is Microsoft Student Good for MBA Student?
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I'd go with Office Prof.
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For the average user, especially for corporate compatibility, Microsoft OS is the best choice. For the "power" home user or corporate power user, Linux (probably Red Hat, see RedHat.com) is the best choice. There are very good alternatives, these days, to MS product choices that are, for the most part, very compatible (see OpenOffice.org) and free. Linux now offers the stability, useability, and flexibility not found in any OS brought to market by MS. I'm not, however, "bashing" Windows - it is a good product for the average consumer. For linux, I strongly recommend Red Hat -- mostly because I am a RHCT ;) but they do have a strong corporate / support offering.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nhope that helps...
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Most people in the business community would have heard of MBA.   Far less would have heard of MSM.  In terms of recognition, I would go with MBA.
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microsoft office for small business
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Yes, learn to write properly and enunciate yourself. Your question is written like an illiterate. An MBA's tools of trade is language and communication more than anything and judging by your question you have an exceeding long road to hoe! Jules, lecturer. Australia.
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no they are complete waste of time and money. if you want to be an it pro you should study MCSE or somthing like that instead. most of the stuff you learn in A+ is common sense and can be self taught. N+ is better as it is much more useful. \nIf you are planning to do a course take something that can actually give you a job at the end of the day, like the new MCSE certification from microsoft!
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Many folks will point you at Dell and HP, but don't discount vendors like Toshiba, Acer, and Gateway, all of which may carry a lower pricing point. Also, if it is for your son to use for school, then Microsoft offers a discounted version of Office for Students for about $149. Good Luck
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I THINK THAT EITHER DO MBA OR U TAKE MS BOTH ARE GOOD U GET GOOD PACKAGES\nAT THE END..... BUT I WOULD SUGGEST THAT GO FOR THE MS FIELD BCOZ U WILL NEVER SEE BACK IN UR LIFE BCOZ I HAVE SEEN TWO CATEGORIES OF MBA STUDENTS THOSE WHO GET 1 CRORE PACKAGE{SOME MONTHS AGO IN IIM}\nAND OTHER HARDLY GET 20 THOUSAND A MONTH U CAN SEE THE DIFERENCE HERE.. SO GO FOR MS BUT DONT DO THAT FROM INDIA AS U MUST BE KNOWING ABOUT THE QOUTA HAS ALREADY COME SO AFTER UR ENGINEERING IS OVER GIVE TOEFL EXAM AND IF U CLEAR THAT U CAN APPLY FOR THE UNIVERSITES IN USA... BRAIN DRAIN UR SELF THERE NOTHING LEFT HERE IN INDIA ,........ I AM TOO AN INDIAN,DELHI QOUTA SUCKS YAAR I HAVE GIVEN MY 12TH BOARD EXAMS AAND GOT 87 PERCENT BUT NO USE? HEY INDIAN GIRL DONT TELL UR AGE IF U REALY FOLLOW INDIAN CULTURE IF U LIKED MY ANS OR UNLIKED IT PLZ CONTACT ME THRU CHATWITHURDAD@YAHOO.COM
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use microsoft project (its software)
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The tests are tough. Networking experience may or may not be a +. The questions are tricky and built around "Microsoft MOD curriculum" If you know the answers 'BILL' wants you'll do fine, if you know networking in any other form you probably will not pass. Best bet is buy one of the MCSE study preps & memorize it. The Official MOD is available from MS and has all of the answers the way they want them.\nYou don't say where you are so it's hard to guess how much it costs to test. Again try MS  for better info.
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If you don't really need VB 6, but could work with VB.NET, Microsoft gives away Visual Basic .NET Express, which does pretty much everything a hobbyist / student needs. You can download it directly from them.
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Check the microsoft site for schedules and place, I know they do Chicago like they do Houston, down here the run them 5 days a week, try googling "MCSA CLASSES"+Chicago \nSee what you find it just might be waiting on you, good luck and glad to ee others arer finally getting their learning on, I have been a tech since the mid 80s before the home PC\nGo get em!!
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Here you go.  It allows you to "test-drive the latest versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more."\nIt would probably be to your benefit to buy the software.  Go for the Student/Teachers version.  Its exactly the same and about $250 cheaper.
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Now, the technology is straight forward.  When you do the MBA you will learn what business rules you need to create. Since you already would know how to write them (SAP) you will be a star
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i prefer you to Mac OS which is small and handy many student prefer to buy for studies.You also get ms office for mac operating system.
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Yes, tried it out for awhile.  It definitely has a more user friendly, cleaned up interface and has some neat functions -- you can "tab" your explorer windows in one window; saves space on your toolbar.  It does, however, cause conflicts with some sites that aren't compatible with it yet (H&R Block's online TaxCut program, for example).  Once the compatibility issues are resolved, it will definitely be worth it.