For those moving to Microsoft Office 2010 products and you have a SharePoint environment, the Productivity Hub 2010 could be a helpful tool in your migration plan. It was release on June 28th but expect additional content to be added as more upgrade to 2010 products.
It doesn't replace the PR campaigns, communications and help desk scripts but gives end-users a good place to go internally for some extra documentation as well as videos. The challenge is it is designed for SharePoint 2010 but install the 2007 version and then add the 2010 content.
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