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Category Archives: Microsoft
Microsoft is really winning me over today. First Vista comes online, now pirates get it in the … On behalf of the community that bashed the crap out of Microsoft and all the inaction over the past 7 years, thank … Continue reading
You may have missed it but Microsoft launched what it calls its “iPod killer” the other day. The problem: nobody else would call it that. That in the nutshell is the most underhanded launch of a product I have seen … Continue reading
Many predicted it would come, for years. Many agreed it would make sense for Microsoft. Well, they have. And for days my phone has been ringing around the clock with reporters wanting to hear my opinion because I sit on … Continue reading
Microsoft often talks about how they do not sell software and how its partners are their sales force. So every now and then they have feel-good roadshows (TS2) where someone actually listens to the small business owners, OEMs and SMB partners … Continue reading
So it’s been a while since we published an episode of the SBS Show but there are news in our market nonetheless. First of all, Andy Goodman has published an installation guide on how to get CRM Express Mobile Client … Continue reading
There are a lot of IT Professionals living under a rock. Some bothered to email me last night, in panic, that IE7 is going to be deployed on their systems without a choice. One guy even asked me to call … Continue reading
Interesting Training Opportunities for the 2007 Wave
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So I went through the lineup of webcasts Microsoft has lined up for November and things are really starting to heat up. First of all, these webcasts are delivered by TechNet presenters, friendly speak for “coherent technical people”, so you … Continue reading
Yesterday was the quarterly Microsoft Small Business Specialist webcast, packed with an updates on the program, new promotions and ideas. They really have made this thing phenomenally successful, far beyond anyones expectations. Susan talked about it here, if you missed … Continue reading
As a followup to my last post I just found this interesting tidbit over at David Overton’s site: “…The research in our labs, and this matches what I observe with the people I know who start using 2007, is that … Continue reading
This article certainly points to an interesting change of pace in Redmond when it comes to the ongoing battle for Web 2.0 dominance. While Microsoft is certainly turning the ship to open fire on Google and the myriad of the … Continue reading