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NewsMicrosoft dips toe in shared source
November 2, 2005 The software giant's business-applications group experiments with code sharing with a group of 600 Solomon partners. -
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Gates: Consumers are getting tech first
March 10, 2005 Businesses get bigger, less frequent updates--and it's the consumer market in which applications break out, Microsoft founder says. -
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Microsoft readies business applications update
November 15, 2005 New features in Dynamics GP 9.0, formerly Great Plains, include customer extranets and personalized reports. -
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SAP, Microsoft crank up Duet partnership
April 24, 2007 The two companies outline plans for Duet 2.0 and Duet 3.0, new versions of their joint business applications project. -
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New service updates photo sites remotely
February 10, 2006 Sharpcast is ostensibly for updating changes to camera phone photos, but could also be used for data from business applications. -
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New Microsoft products for large and small
October 10, 2005 Company includes enterprise customers in the market for Navision 4 and offers licensing promotion to small-business customers. -
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Grassroots computing languages hit the big time
May 13, 2005 Oracle deal shows that PHP and other scripting languages--once considered toys by serious programmers--are going corporate. -
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Microsoft gets outside the box with software
March 15, 2005 Company prepares for day when selling boxed software gives way to new model: subscribing to software hosted on outside servers. -
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Explaining a Vista ban
March 22, 2007 The National Institute of Standards and Technology has put a moratorium on using Windows Vista, but that's business as usual, says agency's CIO. -
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Microsoft to launch Office Live beta
February 14, 2006 Software maker will start testing a collection of Web hosting and business applications aimed at small companies. -
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Microsoft woos PeopleSoft customers--even big ones
January 10, 2005 Despite claims during the PeopleSoft-Oracle merger trial, Microsoft tries to get PeopleSoft clients to migrate to its software. -
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Microsoft Office finds its voice
March 7, 2007 Company readies public beta test of latest Office Communications Server, which will let users make phone calls from other Office applications. -
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Microsoft: Slow going in biz software push
March 8, 2005 "Project Green" effort to bring disparate business applications under a single code base will happen--eventually. -
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Businesses to buy into Google Apps Premier Edition?
February 22, 2007 Subscription version of Gmail, Google Talk and other services--$50 a year per user--now includes Docs & Spreadsheets. -
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IBM Tivoli plan knits in Rational tools
April 28, 2005 Next month, IBM's Tivoli systems management division will detail Eclipse-based tools designed to improve IT administration. -
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Microsoft Office developers get own venue
December 21, 2004 Company will host first developers conference dedicated to Office System, underscoring a strategy to make Office a foundation for customized business applications. -
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Beating Bill Gates at his own game
April 15, 2005 ZDNet's Dan Farber finds out from Marc Benioff why he thinks Salesforce.com can upend Microsoft as a platform provider. -
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This week in business software
March 11, 2005 Microsoft unveils the first fruits of its labor to enmesh its collection of incompatible business management programs. -
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Microsoft pretties Office for business apps
June 12, 2006 Microsoft plans to release software geared to help third parties integrate Outlook, other Office components. -
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Software's 'stack wars'
April 19, 2006 Software companies used to sell on features. Now it's "stacks," or soup-to-nuts offerings.
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