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June 21, 2004

Microsoft Completes Worldwide Road Show, Continuing Open Dialogue with ISV Community

Q&A: Meetings with more than 1,500 independent software vendor executives in 12 cities give Microsoft insight into their needs and an opportunity to communicate the company’s platform vision and enablement strategy for partners.

June 17, 2004

Q&A with Microsoft’s New Chief Information Officer, Ron Markezich

New tech chief brings fresh ideas, passion to Microsoft’s IT organization

June 14, 2004

Microsoft Workers Help Break Cycle of Poverty in Nicaragua

Through fund-raising and hands-on involvement, a group of Microsoft employees brings high-tech skills to a foundation helping youths in Central America.

June 9, 2004

Q&A: Microsoft’s Steps to Enhancing Your Online Privacy

Microsoft’s top privacy executives discuss the combination of technologies, practices, and government and industry cooperation that drive the company’s strategy for promoting customer privacy online.

June 3, 2004

Q&A: Microsoft Announces Leadership Changes that Reinforce Commitment to Business Applications

Changes bring even more benefit and value to small and mid-market segment customers worldwide and the partners that serve them.

June 1, 2004

In Russia, Microsoft Partners with U.N. and Red Cross to Help Empower Refugees

Acquiring IT skills enables hundreds of refugees to improve their lives in St. Petersburg with help from Microsoft’s Unlimited Potential program.

May 28, 2004

Top Research in Privacy Enhancing Technologies Recognized at Toronto Conference

Microsoft is a major sponsor of the Workshop on Privacy Enhancing Technologies, which gathers privacy experts from around the world to share research on how technology can help individuals and organizations manage and use personal data appropriately.

May 25, 2004

One Year Later, Customer Feedback Continues To Strengthen Support for Software Assurance

Microsoft’s Volume Licensing programs continue to assist companies with new ways to manage software and technology assets cost-effectively

May 25, 2004

Microsoft Delivers Windows Server System Common Engineering Roadmap and Product Enhancements to Help IT Do More with Less

Q&A: The Windows Server System Common Engineering Roadmap and additional enhancements to Microsoft Exchange Server, SQL Server and Storage Server are aimed at helping customers increase productivity while decreasing costs.

May 24, 2004

Microsoft Helps Bridge Divide Between Enterprise Systems, Employee Desktops

With the Microsoft Office Information Bridge Framework, Microsoft aims to provide a set of tools and technologies that enables developers to build solutions that provide information workers the ability to view and act on business data from within familiar Microsoft Office Editions.