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December 18, 2001

The Year Ahead for Microsoft: Among New Releases Expected in 2002, Several Will Take .NET to Next Level

Microsoft’s roster of releases planned for 2002 includes Tablet PC, Visual Studio .NET, Windows .NET Server, Speech Technologies for .NET, Dynamics and eEnterprise Release 7.0 and the next version of the Windows Media Technologies platform.

November 14, 2001

Students Worldwide Realize Their Potential on Microsoft .NET

The Microsoft Asia Student .NET competition featured students from over 300 universities and 11 Asian countries demonstrating their programming skills and innovation on the .NET platform.

November 6, 2001

Bringing the Benefits of e-Business to Suppliers

Built on .NET Enterprise Servers, the Microsoft Solution for Supplier Enablement brings greater efficiencies, cost savings and new selling opportunities to suppliers.

October 23, 2001

Q&A: For Developers, Microsoft Group VP Muglia Says Microsoft is Delivering on .NET Now

As developers gather for Microsoft’s annual Professional Developers Conference, Group Vice President Bob Muglia urges them to seize the opportunity .NET technologies offer.

October 23, 2001

On Any Device: .NET Goes Mobile With the .NET Compact Framework

.NET for smart devices will open up device development to millions of Visual Studio .NET developers, driving down the costs of mobile solutions for enterprises.

October 23, 2001

Thousands of Software Developers See .NET Technologies in Action

Support for Microsoft’s new platform soars as Microsoft and partners roll out core deliverables at annual Professional Developers Conference.

October 22, 2001

Partners Find Microsoft .NET Platform Combines XML Interoperability with High-Productivity Development

Toshiba TEC and Pacific Life Insurance are two of the enterprise companies already using the .NET platform to ease their development burden by combining easy interoperability with sophisticated developer tools.

October 17, 2001

Microsoft’s Real-Time Communications Platform Takes Shape in Windows XP, Windows .NET Server

Microsoft support for open Internet standards paves the way for businesses to take advantage of the same real-time communications technologies that have made instant messaging a hit with individual Web users.

October 8, 2001

Q&A: .NET Alerts Service Delivers Instant Updates

Already live on the eBay Web site, Microsoft’s new .NET Alerts service delivers instant updates about events important to Web users, whether auction bids, stock prices, sports scores. The head of Microsoft’s .NET My Services group explains the potential for consumers, developers and Web businesses.

September 20, 2001

Q&A: Open Passport Enables a “Network of Trust”

Christopher Payne, vice president of Microsoft’s .NET Core Services Platform, discusses the company’s announcement that Passport, the world’s largest Web authentication system, will be open to “federation,” or interoperation among multiple enterprises and service providers.