<p>The newest version of Office, Office 2013, is on its way, and admins are wondering what'll beinside when they can finally unwrap it.</p><p>Microsoft has been releasing tidbits and previews of Office 2013, so there shouldn't be too manysurprises when the productivity suite finally arrives. Here's what we know so far about Office2013.What's so special about Microsoft Office 2013?</p><p>Microsoft Office 2013 (formerly known as</p><p>When you register, you'll also receive targeted alerts from my team of editorial writers and independent industry experts with the latest news, tips, and advice to help you do your job more efficiently and effectively. Our goal is to keep you informed on the hottest topics and biggest challenges faced by IT professionals today working with desktop management and security technologies. Margie Semilof, Editorial Director Office15) is a client software package that is installed on PCs, but Microsoft also has aproductivity suite for the cloud called Office 365 (more on that below). Microsoft Office 2013sports Microsoft's new, user-friendly interface, codenamed Metro. Other new features include touchsupport for Windows 8, deeper integration between applications such as Lync and Skype for voicecollaboration, and the ability to edit PDFs in Word and embed and play YouTube videos.</p><p><a href="http://searchenterprisedesktop.techtarget.com/tip/What-we-know-so-far-about-Microsoft-Office-2013">Keep reading...</a></p>