Office 2010 helped Microsoft earn a record quarterly revenue

Office sales accounted for 30% of total revenue in the last quarter of 2010 by Microsoft.
Revenue from Office 2010 - particularly Office 2010 for consumers - has contributed to Microsoft's quarterly revenue record, the company and analysts said. "Office 2010 for consumers is the most successful version we have ever released." Office 2010 is also selling well in the enterprise segment, "said Thursday's chief financial officer, Peter Klein. Microsoft says.
Microsoft office 2010 product key business unit, which includes the Office suite, generated $ 6.03 billion in revenue in the last quarter of 2010, an increase of 24 percent. % compared to the same period last year. The division's revenues account for 30 percent of Microsoft's quarterly earnings, more than any other group in the company. For comparison, Windows earnings contributed 25% to Microsoft's quarterly revenue.

"Honestly, the success of Office 2010 is a bit of a surprise," said Rob Helm, an analyst at Research on Microsoft Research, based in Kirkland, Washington. "Office 2010 revenue is growing faster than PC sales, which is quite similar to what happened with Windows 7 home premium product key last year."
One of the factors contributing to the recent growth of Office is the improvement of the company, said Helm. "I think there are a lot of small and medium enterprises that have decided to upgrade to Office 2010," he said. However, Microsoft office 2013 product key has repeatedly mentioned strong sales to consumers.
"Office 2010 consumers are the best-selling version of the history of Office," said Bill Koefoed, chief executive officer of investor relations. In a report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week, Microsoft said that while revenue from Office 2010 for businesses still accounts for the majority of revenue from the software, revenues from Office for Consumers have increased 49% over the previous year - more than triple the 15% growth rate of the Office business segment.