Microsoft adds incentives to small-business program
Software giant gives SMB customers more ways to earn cash if they buy from channel partners
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 creates the Ultimate VAR
Software maker looks to SMB channel partners with new licensing effort
Microsoft signs with D&H Canada
D&H’s coming out party at its first annual FanFair08 event drew 200 attendees
Microsoft shores up desktop virtualization story
Its application virtualization platform gets new IT features, and new licensing terms are introduced
The business case for Google’s Chrome
Google wants faster Web browsing innovation and has put a target on Mozilla
Licensing, not piracy, is the problem in North America
Microsoft and IDC say the channel will benefit from a level playing field where everyone uses fully licensed, legal software
Workopolis searches for Web site help
The job search site turned to a Microsoft channel partner to help it develop a Web platform for the future
IBM challenges Microsoft for the SMB desktop
Big blue forged partnerships with major hardware and Linux vendors
Microsoft PDC, WinHEC will be Windows 7 coming-out parties
Senior Microsoft engineers say they’ve “definitely learned some lessons” about disclosure and talking about new features before they’re fully developed
Microsoft revamps licensing because of virtualization
The trick is to develop a model that’s fair and protects revenues
Hyper pricing for virtualization
Microsoft and VMware put the virtualization pricing war into hyper speed
Multi-touch collaborative computing takes a spherical form
Microsoft demonstrates a sphere-shaped touchscreen device at its annual research day, similar to its Surface computer
Microsoft’s secret project
Software giant prepares a secret Internet-centric OS called Midori
Is Microsoft still a business of threats?
Microsoft claimed that the Linux development community was knowingly stealing Microsoft IPR
VMware’s free virtualization offering
Virtualization pioneer VMware to give away ESX in response to Microsoft’s aggressive pricing