March 2000 - Stories

March 31, 2000

Windows 2000 Sets New Internet Performance Record

Team From Microsoft, University of Washington, Information Services Institute and Qwest Set New Standard for Internet Performance

March 30, 2000

DocuCorp and TransPoint Join Forces for Online Bill Payment To Enable Major National Companies to Rapidly Implement E-Billing

Alliance Enhances Electronic Bill Payment Choices for DocuCorp Clients, Brings E-Bills to 20 Million More Consumers

March 30, 2000

BT, AT&T Wireless and Microsoft to Collaborate On High-Speed Wireless Data Applications

British Telecommunications PLC (BT), AT&T Wireless Services Inc. and Microsoft Corp. announced plans to cooperate in the wireless Internet industry to meet the needs of customers for mobile multimedia services.

March 30, 2000

Gigantic Insect Invades Chicago’s Navy Pier

Microsoft Launches New Children’s Science Software -Scholastic’s The Magic School Bus Explores Bugs

March 30, 2000

Refining Customer Focus

Microsoft today outlined some internal changes that refine the company’s focus on the evolving needs of its customers.

March 29, 2000

IBM Launches Industry’s First Windows Powered Appliance Server for Web Hosting

Collaborative Effort with Microsoft Marks Debut of IBM’s Netfinity A-Series Appliance Family

March 29, 2000

Millions to Learn About TransPoint Through Nationally Syndicated TV Program and In-Flight Video Presentation

Appearances on “The Balancing Act” and “Bunting’s Window” Are Part of TransPoint’s Extensive Efforts to Increase Consumer Awareness of Online Bill Payment Services

March 29, 2000

Microsoft Steps Up Intellectual Property Protection in Maryland

Microsoft Files Legal Actions Against Five Local Businesses for Allegedly Distributing Counterfeit Software

March 29, 2000

Wells Fargo Chooses Microsoft Windows 2000 Server And Active Directory

Move From NetWare Will Provide Increased Flexibility, Manageability and Performance

March 29, 2000

Consolidating on Windows 2000 Helps Companies Boost Efficiency and Productivity

Businesses like Wells Fargo, Shared Resource Management, Realmed.com and the Orange County School District are standardizing their networks on Windows 2000, enabling cost-efficiency and boosting bandwidth.