Microsoft ready to pull trigger on BizTalk beta
Microsoft will release the first beta of BizTalk Server 2006 in the next two weeks, a Microsoft product manager said Monday.
Microsoft will release the first beta of BizTalk Server 2006 in the next two weeks, a Microsoft product manager said Monday.
Microsoft's System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) will be ready for prime time in the third quarter, the vendor has announced.
Microsoft is making a significant push to leverage its partner community to promote customer upgrades and new sales of its Office productivity suite, a company executive said Friday at Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference 2005 in Minneapolis.
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer Sunday sounded the rallying cry that echoed throughout the vendor's annual partner conference last week, encouraging partners to take particular aim at legacy groupware and networking packages such as IBM's Lotus Notes and Novell NetWare.
A patent granted to Microsoft this week hints at the invention of new technology for personalizing searches for online media, particularly music titles.
Microsoft Tuesday dribbled out more details of the planned Nov. 7 launch of Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 at its TechEd 2005 Europe conference in Amsterdam.
Sun Microsystems may be warming up to the idea of selling Microsoft's Windows operating system (OS) on its servers.
Microsoft will debut a new object-oriented framework aimed at simplifying the development of client-side browser applications at its annual PDC (Professional Developers Conference) in September.
Sun Microsystems is pulling back plans to market and sell its Linux-based desktop operating system and is considering giving the technology to the open-source community, the company quietly admitted at JavaOne this week.
Just because IBM and Sun Microsystems made a show of playing nice at JavaOne this week in San Francisco does not mean the two companies have entirely repaired their rift over the development of Java standards, observers at the annual Java developers conference said.
Peel back the covers of Sun Microsystems open source software announcements at JavaOne this week and you'll find a company taking a new tack on an old strategy: Sell more hardware.
Sun Microsystems has finally made a logical software acquisition with its purchase of SeeBeyond Technology, after years of missed opportunities to buy technology to bolster what has never been a truly successful Java software business, industry observers said Tuesday at the vendor's annual JavaOne show in San Francisco.
A new open-source framework aimed at simplifying the development of Java-based Web applications will debut at JavaOne Monday with support from a former Sun Microsystems Java evangelist.
Microsoft is planning to extend the RSS (Really Simple Syndication) standard to better support the publishing of ordered lists of information, a company spokesman said Thursday.
Telstra this week dropped out of a Microsoft early adopter program for its end-to-end IP (Internet Protocol) TV software platform.