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September 16, 2002

Digital Identity and the Future of the Internet

At a Microsoft-sponsored Digital Identity Conference in October, technology leaders will ponder increasingly urgent questions about online identity in a world of Web services.

August 7, 2002

First Winners of Microsoft “.NET Best” Awards Find Innovative Ways to Connect Information, People, Systems and Devices

From desktop supercomputers to cutting healthcare costs, seven software developers from around the world show how XML Web services enable collaboration and processes never before possible – and the ability of .NET to make Web services cost-effective and practical.

August 6, 2002

Q&A: How a New XML Standard Is Revolutionizing Access to Financial Data

The Nasdaq’s vice chairman and Microsoft’s CFO discuss the XBRL Pilot Project, demonstrating the benefits of the Office smart client to individual investors, analysts, and publicly traded companies.

July 29, 2002

Universities Collaborate with Microsoft on Cutting-Edge Technologies

Leading universities are working with Microsoft Research to create new technologies, based on .NET-connected software, that help people do everything from predicting and responding to failed network connections to teaching abstract mathematical concepts through visualization.

July 22, 2002

Microsoft Business Solutions Gathers Technical, Developer Partners at Tech 2002 to Showcase .NET-Connected Business Solutions

Developers and IT pros visiting the conference in North Dakota are among the first to see the preliminary .NET code for the new Microsoft Business Framework.

July 15, 2002

Driving Toward the Connected Car: BMW, Citro e n, Mitsubishi, Subaru and Volvo Add Microsoft’s Embedded Operating System in New Cars

Top automakers add in-car computer systems that enable commuters to use drive time wisely.

July 11, 2002

Communications Sector Revitalizing with New Products, Services from Software Industry

Key players in the software industry such as Microsoft are creating a new breed of software built for the Internet, and these new features are helping telecommunications companies fight back a downturn with operational efficiency to help reduce debt, and new services to generate greater revenue.

June 19, 2002

Q&A: Bullish on Microsoft .NET in the Securities Markets

As the financial securities industry gathers for a major conference in New York, Microsoft’s Kenny McBride, a financial markets veteran, explains how technology is helping firms realize the goal of wholly automated transactions. It’s called Straight Through Processing.

May 8, 2002

Q&A: The Future of Windows Servers and Web Services in Enterprise Computing

Windows 2000 is the leading operating system for enterprise servers, and Windows .NET Server the wave of the future. Bill Veghte, corporate vice president of Microsoft’s Windows Server Group, traces the evolution of the Windows platform from NT to .NET.

March 14, 2002

In Europe, Steve Ballmer Hails a Decade of Opportunity, Partnership and Responsible Leadership for Technology Industry

At the CeBIT 2002 trade show, Microsoft’s CEO unveiled major partnerships that will use the .NET platform to expand delivery of XML Web services and the &quotwireless ecosystem.&quot