MICROSOFT ON MONDAY is releasing SQL Server Notification Services, a platform for developing and deploying database applications that enable users to subscribe to informational updates.
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The revived company readies a software suite to compete against Microsoft's popular Visual Studio.Net. But can it really go toe-to-toe with the tech giant?
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UNISYS WILL WORK together with Microsoft, SAP, SAS, ProClarity, and others to build an integrated BI ( business intelligence) solution designed to further leverage the massive amounts of data companies collect and need to analyze, according to an announcement from Unisys on Wednesday.
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The Dow Jones industrial average nudges past the 9,000 mark for the first time since early July, helped by expectations that Microsoft is set to benefit from a rise in corporate spending.
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Firm will synchronize Visual Studio .Net and .Net Framework, code-named Everett, with .Net Server.
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WITH ITS FIRST iteration of Visual Studio .Net now just over six months old, Microsoft on Thursday began revealing details of the next version as well as an upgrade to the .Net Framework.
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The online gaming service will include voice chat in every game, while Sony's online approach for its PlayStation 2 console will initially offer voice capability in only one game.
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Embedded market, here we come. The chipmaker gets a nod from Microsoft, and hopefully an inside track to cracking the competitive market.
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Bill Gates, who routinely sells Microsoft Corp. shares for portfolio diversification, plans to sell two million common shares worth $94.1 million, a regulatory filing on Wednesday said.
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SALESFORCE.COM ON MONDAY will enhance to its offline customer relationship management ( CRM) edition Monday by leveraging Microsoft's .Net platform to boost mobile worker productivity.
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RATIONAL AT THE Rational User Conference 2002 in Orlando, Fla. this week plans to extend its support of UML application modeling to development of applications based on Microsoft's Visual Basic.Net and ASP.Net (Active Server Pages) platforms, according to Rational.
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Microsoft is suing online retailer Overstock.com for allegedly selling counterfeit or unauthorized software.
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The company sets up a $10 million fund to support research and development at Canadian universities--with a required course in a Microsoft programming language.
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HP will provide help-desk service to Microsoft employees and contractors in a deal worth tens of millions of dollars.
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DESPITE PUBLIC STATEMENTS of goodwill, Microsoft's attempt to unbundle its middleware products from Windows has received a resounding gong from developers and IT executives who accuse the company of continuing to stifle competition.
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Microsoft Corp. has agreed to settle charges by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that its Passport Internet identification service violates users' privacy, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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Microsoft is poised for an onslaught into the security software market that could displace many of the sector's leading vendors, IDC analyst Chris Christiansen forecast Tuesday during a keynote address here at CIBC World Markets' Enterprise and E-Business Software Conference.
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MICROSOFT TUESDAY LAUNCHED a .Net Web service in association with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and The Nasdaq Stock Market that will enable investors and analysts to access financial data stored on the Internet and analyze that data using Microsoft Office.
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Microsoft, Intel, and Dell Computer will provide the CTC, located on the Ithaca, New York, campus of Cornell University, with US$60 million in technology resources over the next four years. The agreement, which calls for the IT vendors to donate the technology, will help CTC double the size of a current 425 server cluster used for high performance computing (HPC) tasks.
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AS MICROSOFT DRIVES XML into the core of its client software stack, Groove Networks is set to unveil a new toolkit designed to extend the collaborative capabilities of Windows applications.
The move is part of Microsoft's overall effort to leverage XML to make Office the de facto front end to any enterprise application, and more specifically tightly couple Office with Microsoft offerings such as Great Plains and BizTalk.
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The move is part of Microsoft's overall effort to leverage XML to make Office the de facto front end to any enterprise application, and more specifically tightly couple Office with Microsoft offerings such as Great Plains and BizTalk.
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