The problem with Office is not 'tablets', 'Google' or any of the usual claims. We no longer write letters, we send emails. We no longer have todo lists in a sp

The problem with Office is not 'tablets', 'Google' or any of the usual claims. We no longer write letters, we send emails. We no longer have todo lists in a spreadsheet, we use a ticketing system like JIRA. We no longer write book size documents with Word generated 'table of contents', we write blogs or put content into a CMS. We no longer print stuff out, we open the webpage on our phone. It is all change, and a lot more collaborative than originally envisioned in the pre-internet 'Windows for Workgroups' happy days. Sure lots of people use Office and I doubt anyone can get very far without their CV being in Word format, however the world has moved on and Office is left in the past, from an earlier time when people worked and communicated in 'paperless office v.1.0.0'.