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Yearly Archives: 2008
Every now and then I get to see a giant mistake unfold right in front of me and this year it seems to be missing out on WPC. While there is no way I possibly could have made it, I … Continue reading
The story of change and inspirational message by Pastor Vlad Mazek. Earlier this week Microsoft announced some changes to the SBS support policy that actually make a lot of sense. As someone that is not an SBSer and already cut … Continue reading
In light of our recent global expansion I feel it is my duty to explain to you just what kind of business plan is needed to make your business successful in the world of software as a service. I think … Continue reading
Once upon a time, on a continent far, far (far, far, far, far) away prisoners of her majesty told scary stories to their children to keep them from getting hit in the head by the falling branches of the eucalyptus … Continue reading
Just when we thought Microsoft could not possibly lose any more direction as a business software publisher they find a way, in form of Equipt: Initially code-named “Albany,” Microsoft Equipt offers consumers Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007, giving them … Continue reading
If he were around today, King George III would have written “Something of significance happened today” in his electronic diary. He probably wouldn’t have gone mad dealing with the new EU privacy laws which made it impossible for him to … Continue reading
You might want to look the other way, this one gets messy. If there are any words of wisdom I wish to impart on you, my dear audience – whether you’re an SPF, a business owner, a student, a stay … Continue reading
Sitting around on a conference call at the moment, discussing the value of direct (intrusive, interrupt) emails for marketing and PR purposes. To me, the difference between the SPAM and the thousands of “newsletters” I receive each week is starting … Continue reading
Ever since 2003 TechEd we’ve been speculating on the time when Microsoft will be releasing a modern operating system to compete with the new lightweight offerings from the competition that are starting to pick up more steam. To see the … Continue reading
This is the difficult question that everyone will be tuning into Digital WPC to find out. With Microsoft’s now legendary Chairman Bill Gates heading off into the sunset, two men stand at top of Microsoft with clearly different agendas. First, … Continue reading