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March 12, 2001

British Telecom Streamlines Network Access With Plumtree Portal Running On Microsoft Platform

British Telecom is among the many companies worldwide using the Plumtree Corporate Portal, which delivers information to a user’s desktop from a wide range of sources — including Microsoft applications such as Exchange Server messaging, other enterprise applications and the Internet.

March 12, 2001

Steve Ballmer Speech Transcript – ACM1

A transcript of remarks made by Steve Ballmer in San Jose, Calif. on March 12, 2001 as part of ACM1.

March 9, 2001

Microsoft SQL Server Surges Ahead of Competitors in OLAP

In the two years since Microsoft Corp. made its debut in the online analytical processing (OLAP) space, Microsoft SQL Server has overtaken competitors to become the third-largest OLAP vendor.

March 8, 2001

Microsoft Lands Top Worldwide Developers for Xbox

Leading Artists Pair With Microsoft to Realize Their Visions for Games

March 8, 2001

Windows Developers, Microsoft Research and Product Support Services Collaborate and Use Customer Feedback to Produce Great Operating Systems

Top Microsoft managers John Frederiksen, Dan Ling and Kevin Shea discuss how input from customers help developers, researchers and support professionals improve products and customer satisfaction.

March 7, 2001

Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer Emphasizes Importance of Research And Collaboration for the Future of Technology

Microsoft CEO Speaks at Major Computer Science Conference Held Every Four Years

March 7, 2001

Denver Software Resellers to Pay $400,000 to Microsoft for Software Piracy

State of Colorado Loses More Than $300 Million in Combined Wages, Tax Revenue And Retail Dollars to Software Piracy

March 7, 2001

Microsoft and Sun Microsystems Take to the Ice to Help Children With Cancer

The two rivals face each other in a charity hockey tournament that will help raise $1 million for the Ronald McDonald House in Seattle.

March 6, 2001

Microsoft Visio 2002 Now Available for Customer Evaluation

First Microsoft Version of Visio Boosts Visual Impact, Integrates Better With Microsoft Technologies and Is More Widely Available to Organizations Worldwide

March 6, 2001

Microsoft Announces Visio 2002 Beta

In a conversation with PressPass, Ted Johnson, vice president of Microsoft’s Business Tools Division and cofounder of Visio Corp., discusses the new product line and what customers can expect from Visio in the future.