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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundMicrosoft to buy Groove Networks
March 10, 2005 Plans include adding Groove's "virtual office" software to Office lineup. Groove founder Ray Ozzie to become Microsoft CTO.Microsoft offers peek at next Office suite
May 19, 2005 Software giant offers few specifics, but areas it sees ripe for improvement include enhanced collaboration and individual productivity.Microsoft closes Groove deal
April 8, 2005 Software maker completes its acquisition, days after a court rejects a bid by an ex-Groove worker to block the transaction.Reader poll: Spreadsheets could erode Excel user base
June 7, 2006 Many Excel users might migrate to Google Spreadsheets, other options, according to an informal News.com poll.Ozzie wants a 'unified story' at Microsoft
March 11, 2005 Groove Networks founder Ray Ozzie knows exactly what he wants to do to improve Office--and Windows.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 IM release expected soon
February 25, 2005 Bill Gates is expected to unveil Istanbul, a new communications client, in a few weeks.Microsoft to debut Web-based Communicator
June 21, 2005 Microsoft confirms it is building a 100 percent Web-based version of its next-generation enterprise messaging software.Microsoft, Siemens push to collaborate
January 11, 2005 Software tools for enhanced Web conferencing and communication are part of push toward "presence."Commentary: Google's low-cost alternative to Microsoft Office
February 22, 2007 While Google Apps Premier Edition isn't yet on par with the dominant productivity suite, the Google mystique and the $50 price count for a lot.IBM follows Microsoft with unified communications push
August 24, 2007 Siemens technology to be built into IBM's Lotus Sametime software to enable integrated telephony and presence features.'Office 2.0' start-ups knock on business doors
October 9, 2006 Start-ups try to chip away at the Microsoft Office franchise via lower costs and Web-based collaboration.Adobe buys Web word processor Buzzword
October 1, 2007 Adobe Systems steps up plans to offer online collaboration with Web word processor and file-sharing service. First impression: BuzzwordGoogle Gears churns toward Microsoft
May 31, 2007 New Google software brings Web-based applications offline, positioning the company in what some say is direct competition with Microsoft.Adobe plots its path on the Web
October 4, 2007 Adobe is relying on its Platform division--and Kevin Lynch--to break out of the shrink-wrapped software business.Transitioning to Web appsSoftware pioneer Bricklin tackles wikis
February 17, 2006 Dan Bricklin, the man behind one of the first PC applications, brings tools to the Web to foster a mashup of wiki technology and spreadsheets. Images: Counting on WikiCalc
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