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    Study says reducing piracy enriches Microsoft's partners 10/07/2008 08:36:33

    Microsoft may have a massive army of channel partners selling and supporting its software, but not all are equally loyal. Some knowingly install counterfeit software alongside legitimate seats. Others turn a blind eye to customers with lapsed licenses.
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    Microsoft adds tool for evaluating software asset management 08/07/2008 08:08:06

    Microsoft is adding a feature to its controversial software asset management (SAM) program that it claims will benefit corporate IT users by giving them a scorecard for evaluating their internal asset management processes.
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    Is Ballmer the right man for Microsoft -- for another 10 years? 26/06/2008 08:23:05

    As the dynamic duo steering Microsoft together for the past 28 years, Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer have been a near-unstoppable team, combining Gates's technical vision and will to power with Ballmer's salesmanship and rousing, if polarizing, personality.
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    Microsoft's Golden Age: Going, going ... gone? 24/06/2008 08:30:07

    Oracle and SAP AG may still be bigger in enterprise applications, and Oracle in databases. Both IBM and Hewlett-Packard may reap more IT dollars overall. But in the ways that really count, Microsoft remains the king of the IT industry.
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    The '640K' quote won't go away but did Gates really say it 24/06/2008 11:56:00

    Here's the legend: at a computer trade show in 1981, Bill Gates supposedly uttered this statement, in defense of the just-introduced IBM PC's 640KB usable RAM limit: "640K ought to be enough for anybody."
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    IBM says it has 'no plans' to open-source DB2 database 17/06/2008 07:20:04

    IBM said Monday that it doesn't plan to open-source its DB2 database, despite a published report quoting a company executive in the U.K. saying that an open-source move might become necessary.
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    Who's winning the app virtualization war? 11/06/2008 08:17:29

    The old cliche about 'lies, damned lies and statistics' applies perfectly to the numbers being bandied about by the three main application virtualization vendors: Citrix, Microsoft and VMware.
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    IBM price for Symphony support is music to ears of companies 10/06/2008 09:11:25

    IBM didn't become a US$100 billion-a-year business by playing the discount game.
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    EnterpriseDB snags Red Hat sales VP as CEO 05/06/2008 09:51:59

    Open-source database vendor EnterpriseDB Wednesday said it has appointed a senior sales executive from Linux vendor Red Hat as its new CEO.
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    Will this tool replace Exchange with Gmail & keep Outlook? 05/06/2008 10:08:14

    Microsoft's Exchange Server may be the king of corporate e-mail, but it has plenty of haters, especially among smaller companies that find managing the software and dealing with e-mail backups to be a huge hassle.
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    Short-timer: Gates down to his last month at Microsoft 03/06/2008 09:27:52

    The only certainties in life, the saying goes, are death and taxes. But for IT pros and home users alike, there has been a third one for the past three decades: Bill Gates as the leader and public face of Microsoft, the software vendor he co-founded 33 years ago.
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