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Microsoft Unified Communications technologies can help your business integrate telephone-based tasks such as phone calls, voicemail and conferencing with computer-based tasks such as documentation, spreadsheets, instant messaging, email and calendars. It's simple, streamlined and highly scalable. And we call it Unified Communications.

Microsoft and Google muscle into healthcare

Microsoft and Google muscle into healthcare

Web giants could turn sector on its head, analyst believes.
Robert Jaques Jul 12 2007 10:31AM Software
Microsoft fixes 11 vulnerabilities, 8 'critical,' on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft fixes 11 vulnerabilities, 8 'critical,' on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft released six patches covering 11 vulnerabilities on July's monthly Patch Tuesday, including "critical" fixes impacting Active Directory on Windows 2000 and 2003 Server and its .Net Framework products. In all, Microsoft rated eight of the 11 vulnerabilities as critical.
Jim Carr Jul 11 2007 10:47AM Security
Cisco, EMC, Microsoft team up to help feds protect and share data

Cisco, EMC, Microsoft team up to help feds protect and share data

Three of the world's largest IT vendors have partnered to create a technology architecture alliance aimed at helping federal agencies both protect and share sensitive information.
Dan Kaplan Jul 11 2007 9:02AM Security
Microsoft talks up Live Earth

Microsoft talks up Live Earth

MSN portal reports audience of over 10 million for Live Earth concerts.
Clement James Jul 10 2007 10:26AM Software
Microsoft fights to prevent GPLv3 contamination

Microsoft fights to prevent GPLv3 contamination

Redmond unilaterally slashes terms for its SuSE Linux coupons.
Tom Sanders Jul 10 2007 9:51AM Software
Microsoft takes US$1.15bn hit over failing Xbox 360s

Microsoft takes US$1.15bn hit over failing Xbox 360s

Design flaws causing unexpectedly high return rate.
Tom Sanders Jul 6 2007 3:19PM Strategy
Microsoft to fix three 'critical' vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft to fix three 'critical' vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft has said it plans to send out six security bulletins, three of which it has rated as "critical" (its highest severity rating), in its monthly Patch Tuesday release on 10 July.
Jim Carr Jul 6 2007 9:52AM Security
Microsoft launches piracy legal blitz

Microsoft launches piracy legal blitz

23 lawsuits filed in California and Florida.
Robert Jaques Jul 3 2007 10:00AM Software
Microsoft gets a fix on Maporama

Microsoft gets a fix on Maporama

Virtual Earth to integrate with navigation service.
Clement James Jul 2 2007 3:02PM Software
Microsoft launches piracy legal blitz

Microsoft launches piracy legal blitz

23 lawsuits filed in California and Florida.
Robert Jaques Jul 2 2007 9:25AM Security
HP and Microsoft join forces for HPC

HP and Microsoft join forces for HPC

Supercomputers for all.
Ian Williams Jun 29 2007 12:06PM Hardware
Microsoft renews web apps push

Microsoft renews web apps push

Two new betas herald new focus on services.
Shaun Nichols Jun 29 2007 11:45AM Software
Microsoft security bulletin hides Trojan

Microsoft security bulletin hides Trojan

Malware writers use Redmond to spread malware.
Iain Thomson Jun 29 2007 10:43AM Security
Google demands tighter curbs on Microsoft

Google demands tighter curbs on Microsoft

Greater antitrust oversight needed, says web giant.
Iain Thomson Jun 28 2007 12:25PM Software
Researchers warn of bogus Microsoft patch spam

Researchers warn of bogus Microsoft patch spam

Users are being warned of a new phishing scam falsely telling recipients they need to download a Microsoft patch.
Dan Kaplan Jun 28 2007 9:59AM Security
Microsoft offers helping hand for small firms

Microsoft offers helping hand for small firms

Software giant teams up with MasterCard, Bank of America and FedEx.
Clement James Jun 27 2007 5:34AM Software
Mandriva refuses Microsoft patent protection

Mandriva refuses Microsoft patent protection

Linux firm follows Red Hat and Ubuntu.
Robert Jaques Jun 26 2007 8:25PM Software
Microsoft sabotaging desktop virtualisation

Microsoft sabotaging desktop virtualisation

U-turn on licensing changes intended to slow down
competition, Gartner alleges.
Tom Sanders Jun 26 2007 4:56PM Software
Microsoft stops shipping Office 2003

Microsoft stops shipping Office 2003

System builders encouraged to push Office 2007.
Staff Writers Jun 25 2007 11:53AM Software
Microsoft claims Vista is more secure than OS X and Linux

Microsoft claims Vista is more secure than OS X and Linux

Microsoft patched fewer security flaws on its Windows Vista operating system than any other recently released desktop operating systems, the company boasted in a new study.
Tom Sanders Jun 22 2007 4:34PM Security

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