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May 3, 2002

Microsoft Management Summit 2002: Valentine Unveils the Future Of Managing the Microsoft Platform

Microsoft Announces the Next Generation of Microsoft Management Solutions: Server Manager Project and Client Manager Project

May 3, 2002

Q&A: Making Windows the World’s Best-Managed Platform

Brian Valentine, senior vice president for the Windows Division at Microsoft, spoke with PressPass about his vision for Microsoft management solutions at the first Microsoft Management Summit.

May 2, 2002

Xbox Promotions Under Way for Spring and Summer With Premier Names in Sports, Music, Consumer Products

Microsoft’s Console Partners With the Top Brands Among Core Audiences

May 2, 2002

Microsoft Announces Contest Winners for .NET Best Student Awards 2001

Contest Demonstrates Future XML Web Services Leadership At North American Colleges and Universities

April 30, 2002

Q&A: Microsoft Education G.M. Discusses Request Letters Microsoft Sent to Schools

Q & A: Microsoft Education G.M. Discusses Request Letters Microsoft Sent to Schools

April 30, 2002

Microsoft Praises Sen. Joseph Biden for His Proposal To Amend Anti-Counterfeiting Legislation

Microsoft Corp. praised Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., for his anti-counterfeiting amendments, which would close a significant gap in federal protection of copyrighted works including software.

April 30, 2002

Microsoft Great Plains Introduces Bank One Card Solutions

Commercial Card Solution Streamlines Purchasing, Payment and Travel Processes

April 30, 2002

Systems Management Server 2003 Delivers on the Needs Of the Mobile Work Force

Next Version of SMS Responds to Customer Demands for Management of Mobile UsersAnd Devices, Integration With Windows 2000 Active Directory

April 29, 2002

Microsoft and American Academy of Family Physicians Partner To Help Doctors Navigate Technology Choices

Practice Management Systems Guide Helps Doctors Spend More Time With Patients

April 29, 2002

Microsoft’s Leading Automotive Technology Fuels New Volvo In-Car Computing Devices

World-Renowned Auto Manufacturer Employs Microsoft Technology