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Office 2007 2010

Why does it look so different?

The best way to make Office 2007—2010

easier to use.

We hear many stories about staff refusing to migrate to Office 2007.  The program looks so different, that Users cannot find the functions they are used to using.  When they do they are clicking and moving their mice 50% more than they were with 2003?  Why should we use it!!!

Press Release:

July 2007

Third Workshop in China

For the third consecutive year, one of our International Clients has asked us to conduct 4 Workshops in China.  We shall be visiting Beijing and Shanghai in August 2006 to give Workshops to about 100 of their staff.

Press Release:

August 2005

 Issued: August 2005 to Singapore Press Holdings

Interview of Peter Thomas about the usefulness of +UDP Workshops for computer Users   The effect of Stress and time on user efficiency.

Workshop for

A*STAR a success.

April 2004:  PR2004:17

Press Release:  Workshop conducted for 16 staff at

A-*STAR’s Head Office.

But overall the most positive comment was made by Mr Chee Seng Low, A*STAR’s Head, Human Resources, who said “ … this was just the beginning.  We are pleased with the results of this first +UDP Workshop and we will be looking at conducting more Workshops in the next few months initially for our Head Office staff.”

Article in

SICC publication:

Business Minds *

May 2004  A:2004:04

Singapore International Chamber of Commerce:

Business Minds

* Article available by permission of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce

Two examples show that the average user can save a great deal of time on unnecessary mouse movement and clicks.  X-PAT claim that there are over 250 shortcuts, preferences, options and strategies that can help every user become more productive, yet take only 2 – 3 three hours to learn, understand and install on your computer.  On average, this will provide the user with a saving of, on average, 15 1/2 minutes saving every day.