Microsoft charges employee with spying
Former employee accused of stealing information
A multinational software corporation headquartered in Redmond, Washington that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services related to computing, including Windows and Office. Microsoft is the world’s largest software maker measured by revenues.
Microsoft pulls PerformancePoint Server after just 15 months
Company still plans on rnunveiling BizTalk Server 2009 this week
Canada’s IT industry surprised by Intel-Microsoft layoffs
Analysts warn Canadian companies will not be immune to the tightening global demand for IT products and services
Predicting 2009: Channel consolidation, more virtualization, less Second Life
The crack IT World Canada editorial team makes its fearless predictions for the coming year in technology
Microsoft/Nortel relationship again under microscope
Microsoft is staying mum on Nortel’s bankruptcy filing, but the future of the companies’ unified communications alliance is murky
Windows 7: Get it before something else goes wrong
Trying to atone for its failed betapalooza, Microsoft is offering a full Windows 7 beta download for the next two weeks
CES Video: Microsoft and Cisco are targeting your home
Digital convergence and the connected home were centre-stage at CES, with Microsoft and Cisco adding details to their consumer strategies
CES: Why Steve Ballmer says it’s not all about the desktop anymore
Computing has spread from PCs to phones and TVs, and Windows will be on them all, says the Microsoft CEO
How SMB partners can weather the economic storm
These Microsoft technologies will help SMBs save money and increase efficiencies
Windows 7 may add spice to CES
Netbooks will also be in the spotlight, and mobility will be a major focus
Windows Azure Services Platform
Microsoft’s Windows Azure is a well-thought-out cloud computing architecture that should be easy to learn for existing ASP.Net developers
Video: Microsoft partners don’t see an Impact from the economy
Microsoft Canada’s Phil Sorgen and Envision IT’s Peter Carson discuss the Impact awards, and opportunities in the economic downturn
What’s coming in 2009
Windows and netbooks and Apple, oh my
Disties make SaaS easy
Distributors are offering an easy way to get into the SaaS game without having to make a huge investment
Software piracy doesn’t pay for repeat Quebec offender
Already facing $700,000 in damages for counterfeiting Microsoft software, a Quebec retailer pleads guilty to contempt charges for counterfeiting again