Bridging the gap with Expression Studio 2.0
Microsoft launches the new version of its designer and developer tool
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World Police & Fire Games get unified
Microsoft and Telus National Systems offer a unified communications solution to World Police & Fire Games
Three new competencies added to Microsoft’s partner program
Partners being encouraged to explore new opportunities around business intelligence, unified communications and hosted solutions
Microsoft to limit capabilities of cheap laptops
One effect of a new program to get Windows installed on ULPCs will be to limit their hardware capabilities
Microsoft reportedly inquiring about Facebook’s availability
With the Yahoo deal dead, might the popular social networking site be next in Redmond’s sights?
Microsoft should use a back door move on Google
Software giant should sideline search and go back to focusing on its strengths
Microsoft attempts to go deeper into the mobile space
New solution opens doors of opportunities for partners and customers in Canada who work in the mobile workforce
Dimension Data in the middle of Cisco & Microsoft
South African solution provider also sees trends around going green, wireless and mobility
Sales of XP Home extended for ultra-low-cost PCs
For other editions of Windows XP, however, Redmond reiterates the June 30, 2008 end-date
Supercom Canada to become an Authorized Microsoft distributor
New offerings from Microsoft are expected to boost Supercom’s reseller community
Making compliance work requires end-user buy-in
IT consultants imason shares its compliance best practices, and Microsoft explains how SharePoint can help
King of Spam to face prison time
Robert Soloway may get up to 26-years in prison for spamming and tax evasion
Outlining Microsoft’s business apps agenda
Steve Ballmer discusses changes to Dynamics-CRM, announces a partnership with EDS and evaluates his competitors
Canadian enterprises go vertical with ERP
Microsoft Dynamics customers discuss complexity challenges, and partners explain how they’re helping
IBM pledges US$1 billion to unified communications
Throwing down the competitive gauntlet, Big Blue sets its sights on Microsoft