I'd avoid Office 2007 if your users aren't ready for it, the user interface has been completely re-written (Vista-ised if you like), so there's a bit of a retraining issue. But Office 2003 is sufficiently like Office XP on the surface for them to adapt easily.
We haven't rolled fully out Office 2007 yet, but we have a few people using it. Mainly those that need more than 65,000 rows in Excel (that limit has gone in 2007). But we probably will when we roll out Vista later this year (now we've finished testing it with all our apps)
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We haven't rolled fully out Office 2007 yet, but we have a few people using it. Mainly those that need more than 65,000 rows in Excel (that limit has gone in 2007). But we probably will when we roll out Vista later this year (now we've finished testing it with all our apps)