Microsoft typically has continued to release Office versions for the Mac, although the new features often lag their Windows counterpart. Apple also has Rosetta 2 software that permits Macs with Apple-built silicon to run apps that were built for Intel processors. Apple indicated that "all of Apple's Mac software is now Universal and runs natively on M1 systems." By "Universal," Apple likely means that applications run on macOS, iOS and Android operating systems.
The M1 is also optimized for Apple's macOS Big Sur, its latest major operating system release for the Mac. Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word for the Mac are now based on the "Universal macOS binary." Users won't have to do anything as the macOS will load "the most optimal app components for your device," it added.Īpple described M1 last month as its "first chip designed specifically for the Mac," claiming speed advantages over Intel Core processors. Microsoft added "native support for both Apple silicon and Intel-based Macs" with its December Microsoft 365 and Office 2019 releases, Microsoft indicated in a support article. For such tasks some cloud services offer better alternatives.ĭata visualisation using MS Excel is also very outdated when comparing with software which specialise in data science and visualisation.Microsoft 365 applications can now run on Mac machines using Apple's M1 system-on-chip technology, Microsoft announced on Tuesday. Same issue comes when a worksheet or a document needs to be worked by multiple users at the same time. Its integration with cloud (One Drive) is also proving to be a big selling point for its users.Īlthough MS Office 2016 is an excellent product, it does lack significantly when it comes to syncing your work between a PC and a mobile device. It's an ideal product to manage modern-day work tasks such as email and appointment management, creating documents, managing data both in worksheet (MS Excel) and database (MS Access) environments.
It has almost 25 years of user base that have grown with time. MS Office is being used in the corporate world since 1995. There are some open source products that try to match MS Office but they have yet to gain any space in the corporate workplace. It is by far the most used software for work-related tasks.
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