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June 1, 2005

Microsoft Makes XML the File Format for the Next Version of Microsoft Office

Q&A: Senior Vice President Steven Sinofsky explains how making XML the default file format is likely to help customers cut costs for data storage and bandwidth, improve security and boost data recovery.

May 18, 2005

Q&A: ‘New World of Work’ Shapes Next Wave of Microsoft Office Products

On the eve of the ninth annual Microsoft CEO Summit, Corporate Vice President Chris Capossela discusses the future of Microsoft Office products, servers and services.

May 10, 2005

Microsoft Office System to Add New Business Performance Management Scorecard Application

New “Maestro” server application represents further Microsoft investment in business intelligence and helps organizations align action with strategy to improve performance.

April 26, 2005

SAP and Microsoft Announce First Joint Product Designed to Revolutionize How Information Workers Access Enterprise Applications

New product, code-named “Mendocino,” will present SAP processes and data within familiar, easy-to-use Microsoft Office software.

April 25, 2005

Concept PCs Continue to Shape the Future of Computing

Microsoft continues industry partnerships to co-develop new computing capabilities and system designs that bring excitement to PCs.

April 18, 2005

Microsoft and Research In Motion to Bring Enterprise IM to BlackBerry

Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 and BlackBerry Enterprise Server provide platform for security-enhanced instant messaging on BlackBerry wireless devices.

April 11, 2005

Q&A: Microsoft Continues Push to Deliver Sophisticated XML Tools as Customer Adoption Around XML in the Microsoft Office System Continues

Governments such as Massachusetts are prominent among the wide variety of organizations embracing XML as used in Microsoft Office to exchange data among heterogeneous systems, platforms and applications.

April 8, 2005

Microsoft Completes Acquisition of Collaboration Software Provider Groove Networks

Groove founder Ray Ozzie becomes Microsoft’s newest chief technology officer as Microsoft solidifies initial plans to continue selling Groove products on a standalone basis.

March 15, 2005

Survey Finds Workers Average Only Three Productive Days per Week

Most Respondents to New Microsoft Office Survey Say They’re Working Longer, But Are Less Productive; They Relate Their Productivity to Technology

March 10, 2005

Microsoft, Groove Networks to Combine Forces to Create Anytime, Anywhere Collaboration

Microsoft’s plans to acquire Groove Networks, a leading provider of collaboration software for ad-hoc workgroups, allows the company to better meet the needs of large and small organizations for borderless project teams, and brings Groove founder Ray Ozzie and other top executives to Microsoft.