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Microsoft hired a former IT consultant and IBM executive to run the Navision segment of Microsoft Business Solutions.
01/18/2005
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As requirements demanding companies be able to find, retrieve and protect e-mail and other electronic records become coded into our legal and regulatory institutions, the market for e-mail archiving applications is exploding.
01/18/2005
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Promotion is extension of program that's been available to Cisco Academy students.
01/17/2005
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From the business wires this week: security tool for finding info holes on Web sites, hosted messaging and collaboration solution and a blazingly fast SATA hard drive.
01/14/2005
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BMC Software announced it is buying French identity management software developer Calendra for $33 million.
01/13/2005
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VMware is shipping ACE, a PC virtualization product designed to protect corporate data and other electronic assets even when the work is being done offsite by outsiders.
01/13/2005
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Intel spin-off LANDesk announced this week that it is shipping Server Manager 8.5, which provides significant enhancements to the seven-year-old server management tool.
01/12/2005
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Microsoft filed a development agreement this week with the city of Redmond, Wash., committing to expanding its corporate headquarters there.
01/12/2005
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Longtime Microsoft executive John Connors is leaving the company to join a venture capital firm.
01/12/2005
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Operating in the gray area between support and non-support, Microsoft chose to freely distribute the one new security bulletin that affected Windows NT Server 4.0 on Tuesday, 11 days after official support of the operating system expired.
01/11/2005
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Microsoft on Tuesday provided the first version of the malicious software removal tool that it first promised last week.
01/11/2005
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There was a flurry of discussion regarding a possible WINS
worm due to a spike in WINS port 42 traffic.
01/11/2005
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Microsoft released three security bulletins for Windows on Tuesday, its monthly date for patching security problems. Two of the security bulletins involve critical vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to take complete control of a user's system over the Internet. The patches are especially important because both critical vulnerabilities had already been publicly disclosed.
01/11/2005
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From the business wires this week: Microsoft's antispyware, Xbox 2, management solutions, developer tools and a portable magneto-optical drive.
01/07/2005
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Microsoft offered a widespread beta of a new anti-spyware tool for Windows users on Thursday. The availability of the software marked an extremely quick rebranding and rerelease of the anti-spyware technology Microsoft purchased last month from Giant Company Software.
01/06/2005
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ThinPrint is shipping its .print Remote Desktop Printing Engine for Microsoft Terminal Services 2003. The product is the newest in its line of printing solutions for Windows terminal services users.
01/06/2005
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Call for Comments: Redmond wants to know what value you place on Software Assurance.
01/06/2005
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Microsoft will post three security bulletins for flaws in Windows next Tuesday. At least one of the bulletins will cover a critical flaw.
01/06/2005
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Microsoft will no longer support Intel's high-end Itanium 2 processor in workstation and low-end server operating systems.
01/05/2005
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Over the holidays, VMware began beta testing Workstation 5, the latest update to the company’s five-year-old desktop virtualization platform.
01/05/2005
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It's always interesting to look back and see which stories attracted the most attention from you over the last year in terms of clicks.
01/05/2005
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The clock is ticking for California businesses and consumers to make claims in the largest of the class-action lawsuit settlement agreements resulting from the U.S. Department of Justice antitrust case against Microsoft.
01/05/2005
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In-Depth
Ensuring maximum asset availability requires multiple layers of security working in concert to protect against intrusions, enforce usage policies, and allow machines to remain resilient to attacks - even when patching is not an option.
01/01/2005
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Doug Barney contemplates Microsoft's domination of PC design, its Passport technology and the new Acoona.com search engine.
01/01/2005
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Microsoft once again extends custom support contract provisions for large NT 4.0 Server users and throws an unintended bone to smaller shops.
01/01/2005
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Security Advisor
Available now, DomainKeys is one promising entry into the fight against spam.
01/01/2005
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Build scripts that work more like applications so you can monitor progress and display results in a formatted manner.
01/01/2005
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Rapid-fire releases to include SP1, x64, R2 and the Longhorn Beta.
01/01/2005
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Windows Insider
Follow these steps and have your users logging on at their Linux/Unix desktops with their Windows accounts.
01/01/2005
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With Windows 2003, you can use the Encryption File Systems to give multiple users access to the same encrypted files.
01/01/2005
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In-Depth
Just because something "appears" to be from a legitimate sender doesn't make it so.
01/01/2005
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In-Depth
SQL Server Reporting Services earns solid if not stellar marks from early adopters—and you can't beat the price.
01/01/2005
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A little humor for the holiday season.
01/01/2005
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MSH offers a powerful new approach to Windows command-line scripting.
01/01/2005
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In-Depth
2005 Redmond Magazine Readers' Choice Survey: Find out how your favorite tool fared as nearly 2,200 readers pick their favorites in more than 40 product categories.
01/01/2005
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The newest version of MOM not only tracks all sorts of performance data, but also helps you put it in perspective.
01/01/2005
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In-Depth
We test three software-based intrusion detection systems that can help alert you when you've got barbarians at the gate.
01/01/2005
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In-Depth
Fighting spam requires authenticating e-mail addresses on the fly. Despite igniting a battle of its own, the Microsoft-backed Sender ID spec
is shaping up as the best option.
01/01/2005
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Intel and HP announced this month that the chip manufacturer will take over all further development of the two companies’ Itantium family of processors. Though most terms of the deal were not disclosed, Intel will hire HP’s Itanium chip design team, which is located in Fort Collins, Colo.
12/23/2004
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Microsoft has scrapped plans for a 2005 delivery of Exchange Edge Services, a set of technologies for e-mail protection and spam management that builds on Exchange Server 2003.
12/22/2004
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Citrix Systems and Microsoft announced this week a new technology cross-licensing deal meant to assure the continued enhancement of Citrix MetaFrame Access Suite for Microsoft Windows Terminal Services.
12/22/2004
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Microsoft's effort to delay European antitrust measures until the end of the appeals process failed with the release of an order Wednesday by the European Court of First Instance in Luxembourg.
12/22/2004
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Developers for Microsoft Office are getting their first dedicated conference from Microsoft early next year.
12/21/2004
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Microsoft released six new security patches in December, but only five official
Security Bulletins. For some strange reason a patch released on the
same day as the normal monthly patches -- for Windows XP SP2 only --
didn't rate a full Security Bulletin.
12/21/2004
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From the business wires this week: anti-spyware solutions, Power over Ethernet media converters, and updated virtual machine software.
12/17/2004
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Oracle and VMware announced this week that they will work together to market solutions that combine the two companies’ products. Under the agreement, Oracle will develop, test and support its 10g database and applications products to run on VMware’s operating environment virtualization products.
12/16/2004
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In a Q&A on the Microsoft Web site, Microsoft chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates tackled a handful of questions that Microsoft says are the ones he is most commonly asked.
12/16/2004
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For its "Patch Tuesday" this month, Microsoft delivered five security bulletins for what it called "important" security flaws, including one publicly known flaw in the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS).
12/15/2004
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Despite the long-standing animosity between Oracle and Microsoft, the database giant clearly demonstrated its understanding of the need to more strongly support Windows at last week’s Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco.
12/15/2004
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Vintela just shipped version 1.0 of its Vintela Management Extensions in August, but the Lindon, Utah company is on a roll – it shipped version 1.1 this week. The new release expands on version 1.0’s ability to enable Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 to manage non-Windows environments.
12/15/2004