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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundMicrosoft unit key to new strategy
March 28, 2006 Vista may be late, but Microsoft's business software division is on schedule and ready to tackle services.Microsoft business unit head to depart
September 12, 2006 Doug Burgum, chairman of the company's business solutions unit, will be succeeded by Satya Nadella, a Microsoft veteran.Ballmer: IBM in the crosshairs
March 17, 2006 Selling to CEOs with a different "point of view" will translate to revenue growth, the Microsoft head says.Cisco makes news with big partners
September 6, 2006 Company completes interoperability with Microsoft security platform, forges marketing alliance with SAP.Microsoft casts .Net into upcoming Office
May 15, 2002 The next version of the software will likely include many features once planned as part of Microsoft's consumer-focused .Net My Services, now retooled for corporate customers.Microsoft's virus antidote: Ban attachments
April 6, 2001 Responding to the rash of e-mail viruses that started with Melissa, the company is clamping down on the types of file attachments that will work with Outlook 2002 e-mail.SAP launches investment fund, new software
May 17, 2006 Business software maker announces new versions of flagship software, plus an acquisition and a $125 million investment fund.Oracle to open up on bug severity
October 11, 2006 Business software giant will add severity ratings to its security bulletins, helping customers prioritize patching.Oracle's Ellison to take stage at next RSA confab
August 30, 2006 Business software maker's backing of event comes as company faces continued scrutiny over its security practices. Sponsored matches for "Microsoft Corp."
