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What will Microsoft do with Microsoft Works, its low-end desktop office suite, aimed at home users? That’s been an open-ended question, ever since the Works team was moved under Microsoft Business Division Jeff Raikes almost two years ago.
BusinessWeek reported last week that Microsoft has decided to turn Works into a Web-based suite. (Reuters
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