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Microsoft to expand Fargo operations
May 22, 2007 A proposed new building is just the first step in plans to enlarge the North Dakota facility to one day hold as many as 3,800 workers.Gates demonstrates new search software
May 17, 2006 New server software aims to help workers find data stored on their company's computers.Sony Ericsson phones support Exchange Server
February 6, 2006 Workers using Sony Ericsson devices will be able to access e-mail, check calendar entries from anywhere.Microsoft sees Dance Dance Revolution in e-mail
February 28, 2006 Software maker's research team looks to fancy footwork as the key to wading through messages.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.Microsoft looks beyond Gates for new ideas
June 19, 2006 The company is developing an internal technology that will let more of its employees have a say in the company's technical direction.Ideas on display at Microsoft's TechFest
March 2, 2006 Two-day science fair lets researchers pitch ideas for future technologies to the tech giant's product units.Microsoft updates its office of the future
May 10, 2006 The future of information technology gets a face-lift from Microsoft's Center for Information Work. Photos: Microsoft's workplace of the futureMicrosoft 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.H-1B visas hit roadblock in Congress
March 31, 2006 Senate panel votes to double guest worker visas next year. Prospects look dimmer in the House.H-1B limit reached for next year
June 2, 2006 The U.S. already has enough petitions to fill the 65,000 slots, prompting new calls from tech companies for a higher cap.Microsoft may restrict its workers' PC rights
May 23, 2006 It's considering cutting admin rights on internal desktops, meaning employees wouldn't be able to install just anything.Microsoft sends message on 'unified messaging'
June 26, 2006 Goal is to free people from having to guess whether to use IM, phone or e-mail to reach someone.HP delays raises, cuts temp workers
December 21, 2000 In an effort to cut costs and meet earnings estimates, Hewlett-Packard is asking managers to delay salary increases and cut back on using temporary workers.Microsoft sings 'O Canada' amid immigration challenges
July 5, 2007 Company plans to open a software development center later this year in Vancouver, partly because of immigration issue.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.Year in review: Big battles for big talent
December 14, 2005 Concerns remain over outsourcing and guest workers, but hiring prospects have improved for skilled workers.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 videoconferencingRush for H-1B visas under way
April 2, 2007 April 1 marks start date for tech firms to apply for the visas. But even after prodding from Bill Gates, Congress hasn't raised the limit.Microsoft to big business: Think young
April 18, 2007 At AIIM Expo, software giant says that enterprises need to embrace the software of youthful workers in order to stay competitive. Sponsored matches for "worker"
