Microsoft Office 2010 saves 2 weeks of work time a year

Arguably the best way to satisfy all related parties in economics is to improve productivity ― it typically leads to better bottom lines for corporations, higher payrolls for employees and faster growth rates for the nation.

The problem is that it is not so easy to substantially jack up productivity despite huge investments. Here is a good option ― Microsoft says its Office 2010 suites increases productivity by 3.5 percent on average.

Suppose the claims are true. That means an employee using the newly-launched office package will be able to save as much as two weeks every year compared to those not using the combination of programs.