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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundMicrosoft 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.Microsoft adding XML files to Office 12
June 2, 2005 XML-based file formats in the offing for its Excel, PowerPoint and Word applications are expected to free up data and improve security.Microsoft's corporate IM goes mobile
February 14, 2006 New corporate IM tool will let on-the-go workers communicate via IM even when they're away from their desks.Gates demonstrates new search software
May 17, 2006 New server software aims to help workers find data stored on their company's computers.SAP to release 'Mendocino' for testing
December 12, 2005 Software developed jointly with Microsoft will link the Office interface with SAP business systems.Facing 'new world of work,' Microsoft locks up Office
May 24, 2005 As government gets strict on how companies manage data, Microsoft looks at ways to make Word, other files more secure.Microsoft's Office bucks for a promotion
February 4, 2005 Most corporate workers already spend their days using Office. The company's goal now is to get more servers to follow suit.Microsoft 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.Office 12 to ease lines of communication
May 16, 2005 Microsoft is putting more emphasis on helping workers collaborate in the next version of the productivity software, an exec says.Microsoft trying to find its voice
December 12, 2006 Software maker is ready with a test version of its server software for running business phone systems.Redmond wants you to get the message
June 26, 2006 Tired of separate domains for e-mail, voice mail and IM? Microsoft's ready to move you to unified messaging. Photos: Microsoft's eye on videoconferencingMicrosoft 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.This week in Microsoft
June 3, 2005 Microsoft announces tweaks to its software, one of which is drawing intense criticism from some Windows users.Office 12: Is that your spreadsheet on my server?
October 24, 2005 Microsoft outlines key improvements in the next version of Office, including a server-based system for managing Excel spreadsheets.Microsoft, SAP strengthen alliance
April 26, 2005 Companies plan to jointly develop and sell software that more closely links their business productivity suites.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."Microsoft trading on new Exchange
November 30, 2006 The company hopes the server software will help it move into unified messaging, where voice mail, e-mail and fax come together.
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