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February 10, 2003

InfoPath: Microsoft Names New Product from Office Group

Q&A: At one of the largest healthcare technology events of the year, Microsoft unveiled the official name of a new product from the Office group, Microsoft InfoPath, the information-gathering tool formerly code-named “XDocs.”

January 22, 2003

Accenture Revs Up World Rally Championship Web Site With Microsoft E-Business Technology

Car Rally Organization Creates Interactive Web Site Utilizing Microsoft Commerce Server, Content Management Server and Web Services, Forming Online Community For Rally Enthusiasts and Reaching Broader Audience

November 12, 2002

Bringing the XML Vision to the Desktop: How Office will Connect Data and Business Processes Across the Organization

&9;Jean Paoli, an XML architect at Microsoft, explains why the company is extensively supporting XML in the next version of Office, codenamed “Office 11,” and why “customer-defined schema” are at the center of the new Office document paradigm.

November 6, 2002

This Just In: .NET Technologies Help Major News Sites Deliver on Deadline

Journalists and developers at USATODAY.com and NYTimes.com have boosted their news sites’ speed — and their advertisers’ bottom lines — with Web solutions based on Microsoft .NET technologies.

October 9, 2002

Q&A: How “XDocs” Alters the Paradigm for Gathering Business-Critical Information

Microsoft announced a new member of the Office family, codenamed “XDocs,” designed to help organizations efficiently gather the information they need and integrate it across business processes.

October 8, 2002

Mission to “Jupiter”: Building the Connected Business

Q&A: Microsoft’s David Kiker discusses the company’s vision for e-business, codenamed “Jupiter,” which will combine a trio of existing Microsoft server applications in a way that will fundamentally transform how enterprises build e-business solutions.

September 30, 2002

Connecting with .NET: BizTalk Server and XML Ease EAI Complexities

BizTalk Server, the cornerstone of Microsoft’s enterprise application integration solution, includes built-in support for XML and SOAP, offers integration with Visual Studio .NET, and provides speed and flexibility for standards-based enterprise application integration.

September 23, 2002

Q&A: The View from Paris on .NET Opportunity

With Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer en route to Europe this week, Jean-Philippe Courtois, chief of Microsoft’s operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, discusses the company’s vision for creating partner opportunity in the region through .NET technologies.

September 23, 2002

From the Desktop to the Web: XML Web Services and .NET Providing New Opportunity for Service Providers, Application Vendors

The interoperability provided by XML Web services allows the IT industry to help customers integrate disparate systems, unlock valuable data, and build better relationships with employees, business partners and customers.

September 16, 2002

Q&A: Central Bank of Costa Rica goes .NET

A new system connected by Microsoft .NET technologies is helping the financial institutions of Costa Rica securely transfer over US$500 million a day. Two key players explain how the mission-critical application handles 100,000 transactions daily.