Tag: Microsoft
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Robert Scoble: Life After Microsoft
Categories: Tech CompaniesRobert Scoble has earned a place in the history of corporate communications. Starting at Microsoft Corp. in 2003, he became the first high-profile blogger within a large business, ushering in a new era of interaction among companies, customers, critics and the general public. Using his blog, called Scobleizer, and now-familiar tools such as podcasts, RSS… Read more
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Microsoft’s Open Move a Good First Step
Categories: News and TrendsDuration: 2:09 Click here to download this podcast. Read more
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Study: Microsoft Anti-Phishing Uses Best Bait
Categories: News and TrendsMicrosoft’s maiden entry into the anti-phishing space outperforms similar technologies offered by more established security applications providers, according to a new report commissioned by the software company and conducted by researchers 3Sharp. Based on a comparative study sponsored by Microsoft that tested anti-phishing applications from eight different software vendors and online specialists, the malicious Web… Read more
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Microsoft Enlists Intel in Quest to Sanction Open XML Supply Chain Standards
Categories: News and TrendsSANTA CLARA, Calif.Microsoft announced Sept. 28 that Intel has joined it in an initiative to get its proposed Office Open XML format standard approved by an international standards body. The Office Open XML format standard for documentsa more than 4,000-page, 6.7MB Microsoft Word documentis less of a standard and more of a detailed description of… Read more
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Is ROI a ‘Bogus’ Indicator of IT Value?
Categories: News and TrendsPHOENIX—The focus on return on investment as an indicator of IT value is actually bogus and is increasingly not being seen as the best way to measure technology decisions, Stephen Walli, a former employee of Microsoft and Optaros, said at the Gartner Open Source Summit here September 28. In an address entitled “Enterprise Open Source:… Read more
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Ingram Bundles a POS Solution for Resellers
Categories: News and TrendsDistributor Ingram Micro introduced on Sept. 27 a bundle of Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft wares packaged as a one-stop retail point-of-sale solution, which is part of the value-add distributors are now bringing to the channel as a base, and not an extra. Resellers may hand their customers preconfigured bundles of HP’s Point of Sale rp5000 all-in-one… Read more