Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 are poised for launch, and key components of the products stem from technology transfers by Microsoft Research.
Microsoft continues to invest in technologies and industry partnerships to achieve its Universal Distributed Storage vision to reduce cost and complexity for customers.
To help drive innovation around the promise of self-managing dynamic systems, Microsoft is making investments, such as new licensing and use-rights policies, to allow customers to increase operational efficiency and become more responsive to the needs of the enterprise.
Full line of Motorola applications for law enforcement, first responders and criminal justice to be built on Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft Windows Server System.
Q&A: A new partner initiative, Project REAL, demonstrates how Microsoft SQL Server 2005 solves many of the real-world challenges that companies face when analyzing large data sets.
As Microsoft releases new backup technology, the company’s senior executive for storage drills into the rapidly swelling market for disk-based storage.
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