Designing a better workday.
Designing a better workday.
Very good article on a very large Microsoft customer. They are really adopting the whole Microsoft platform, including the RTC stack, which will bring them huge benefits without a doubt. Proctor and Gamble is also a very large Lotus Notes…
Microsoft has introduced a domain hosting service for its fledging Live.com product line. The software giant on Friday launched the beta version of Windows Live Custom Domains service. It will provide e-mail, instant messaging and links to other MSN services…
Directions On Microsoft regularly publishes reports on Microsoft’s solutions. Quite frequently they publish the Enterprise Software Roadmap. A sample of this document (March 2004) can be viewed on their website : Yes, there is also an updated version that…
LONDEN – Microsoft gaat 100.000 boeken digitaliseren. Via een speciale zoekmachine op netwerk MSN zal het mogelijk zijn de pagina’s op te vragen. De Amerikaanse softwarereus heeft daartoe een overeenkomst gesloten met British Library, een van de grootste bibliotheken van…
Ray Ozzie has started blogging (again 🙂 ) over on MSN Spaces Ray Ozzie’s Weblog
Microsoft is acquiring a Swiss software company that specializes in voice-over-IP applications with a view to adding such a function to its Office products, the company has acknowledged. The world’s largest software maker will acquire media-streams.com, a Zurich-based company, for…
Mobile solutions, which tie mobile handheld devices to corporate email and application servers, allow mobile workers to be more responsive, stay collaboratively informed, and leverage corporate data with greater flexibility than what is possible with desktop and notebook PCs. IDC…
SAN FRANCISCO — Nov. 1, 2005 — Microsoft Corp. today previewed two new Internet-based software services — Windows Live™ and Microsoft® Office Live — designed to deliver rich and seamless experiences to individuals and small businesses. The new offerings combine…
Read and watch case studies on Exchange 2003, including one on HP’s improved mobile-messaging experience using Exchange 2003 service pack 2. [Via MS Exchange Blog ]
A Gartner analyst predicts Microsoft will charge less than $15 per user per year for its new anti-malware product and recommends that enterprises immediately leverage Microsoft’s entry into the desktop security market to win concessions from competitors. [Via Redmond |…