I'm running a network of about 80 computers. Our office productivity package is Office 2k along with Outlook 2k connected to an Exchange 2k server.
The boss wants us to look into upgrading Outlook (she was specifically asking about Outlook only) installation to 2003 because 2000 is 4 years old. I can't find any real compelling reason to make the upgrade and have found a few discussions about bugs in the newest version.
Any thoughts from the trenches? I say if it aint broke don't fix it, but the boss says that is a bad attitude to have and that it snubbs innovation.
I doubt we will do the upgrade based on my feelings now, but that depends on some of the feedback this post gets, maybe there is something glaring I am overlooking.
Other details: This is for a University installation, so it will be cheap.
The boss wants us to look into upgrading Outlook (she was specifically asking about Outlook only) installation to 2003 because 2000 is 4 years old. I can't find any real compelling reason to make the upgrade and have found a few discussions about bugs in the newest version.
Any thoughts from the trenches? I say if it aint broke don't fix it, but the boss says that is a bad attitude to have and that it snubbs innovation.
I doubt we will do the upgrade based on my feelings now, but that depends on some of the feedback this post gets, maybe there is something glaring I am overlooking.
Other details: This is for a University installation, so it will be cheap.