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As much as I'd love to be able to tell you to have your customers dump their copies of Outlook and Outlook Express for Thunderbird, I can't do that

Let the (reopened) Longhorn date pools begin! Will Microsoft really ship a major new version—something that's more than just a service pack

Today, April 12, is the day. Like it or lump it, Microsoft is pushing Service Pack 2 to your XP machines even as you're reading this. If your customers

Red Hat on Thursday announced record revenue and profits for its fourth quarter and its 2005 fiscal year, which ended Feb. 28. The Raleigh, N.C.,

Top Microsoft reporter Mary Jo Foley revealed Wednesday that Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 has finally been released to manufacturing. That's the

When Wal-Mart decreed that its top suppliers would have to install Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chips in pallet and case-sized loads, a lot of

For a long time now, if your customer wanted a small business suite, the only real choice was which of the various Microsoft Small Business Servers to

Jack Messman, CEO of Novell, is cautious about forecasting the future of the Open Enterprise Server, which combines NetWare services on top of either the

Microsoft execs have been reticent to talk about changes that Microsoft is making to Windows' core "Fundamentals" pillar with Longhorn. But on Tuesday, a

During the '90s, the phrase "real-time business" was the shibboleth of a particular brand of corporate executive: brash, often arrogant, fiercely

Encouraged by the market reception of its Windows Small Business Server product, Microsoft Corp. is looking for an encore with a similar bundle targeted

I was expecting the jump to IEEE standard-based 100-Mbps Wi-Fi, 802.11n, to take years. I was wrong. Now, it appears that on Thursday, the TGn Sync crew