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- What Is The Enable Logging (Troubleshooting) Option?
- For diagnostic purposes, Outlook contains an option that turns on the logging of certain Outlook features with the release of Outlook 2003. Microsoft Services uses the diagnostic information to help identify issues. E-mail server administrators can use some of the diagnostic data to troubleshoot problems with e-mail messages. This paper...
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- Microsoft sends Danger signal by not taking full responsibility for Sidekick service failure
- By Joe Wilcox , Betanews Microsoft should be lauded for doing what days ago seem miraculous: The recovery of Sidekick service data lost sometime last week. But Microsoft has failed to take responsibility for the data disaster, in statements issued publicly and given to...
- News items 2009-10-15
- "Non-Microsoft technologies" to blame for Danger/Sidekick failure, Microsoft says
- After more than a week of silence on what caused the Sidekick outage with Danger, the Los Angeles Times today quotes Microsoft spokesperson Tonya Klause, not really explaining what happened, but definitely distancing Microsoft cloud services such as Windows Live and Azure from the Danger...
- News items 2009-10-15
- QuickStart Technologies extends its expert Microsoft services to include staff consulting services
- NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--May 8, 1997--Furthering its position as the No. 1 resource for Microsoft-related services in California, QuickStart Technologies Thursday launched a new Staff Consulting Service to provide skilled information systems professionals to companies who are deploying or maintaining business solutions that rely on Microsoft technologies.
- Research articles 1997-05-08
- Internosis and Quest Software Partner to Deliver World Class Microsoft Services and Solutions; Microsoft Gold Certified Partners Team; Leverage Success with the Public Sector
- ARLINGTON, Va. -- Internosis, a privately held IT services firm, and Quest Software, Inc. (Nasdaq:QSFT), a leading provider of application, database and Windows management solutions, today announced that the companies have teamed to provide applications and infrastructure solutions and services to maximize return on investment in Microsoft solutions. The team...
- Research articles 2004-11-01
- Snap Appliance and Interlink Introduce Certified Storage Solution for Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Services
- SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Top Microsoft Services Firm Tests and Certifies Snap Storage Solutions for the Microsoft Enterprise
- Research articles 2004-06-28
- NewMarket Technology, Inc. to Provide Microsoft Services for 481 Banesco Universal Bank Branches
- NewMarket Technology, Inc. (OTCBB: NMKTE) today announced the Company's regional subsidiary, RKM IT Solutions, has signed an agreement to migrate the IT systems of Banesco Universal Bank ( www.banesco.com ) to a Microsoft-based environment. The contract includes all 481 bank branches and will involve the upgrade of their servers and...
- Research articles 2008-09-10
- Total Microsoft Active Directory Disaster Recovery Guide Now Available
- NetPro Computing, Inc., a leading provider of distributed services management software, today released A Definitive Guide to Active Directory Disaster Recovery. This free technical guide is authored by industry leaders Gil Kirkpatrick, CTO of NetPro, and Guido Grillenmeier, Senior Consultant of Enterprise Microsoft Services for HP.
- Research articles 2005-11-07
- Microsoft's Danger SideKick data loss casts dark on cloud computing
- By Daniel Eran DilgerPublished: 04:55 PM EST Microsoft has demonstrated that the dark side of cloud computing has no silver linings. After a major server outage occurred on its watch last weekend, users dependent on the company have just been informed that their personal data and photos "has almost certainly...
- News items 2009-10-12
- 10 things about Microsoft's PDC 2009: The good, the bad and the ugly
- By Joe Wilcox , Betanews Microsoft's 2009 developer conference wrapped up yesterday in Los Angeles. Not since PDC 2003 has Microsoft talked so much and said so little. As I listened to the keynotes and have reviewed the sessions, words "series finale" repeatedly popped...
- News items 2009-11-20
- Microsoft's SideKick/Pink problems blamed on dogfooding and sabotage
- By Daniel Eran DilgerPublished: 06:00 PM EST Additional insiders have stepped forward to shed more light into Microsoft's troubled acquisition of Danger, its beleaguered Pink Project, and what has become one of the most high profile Information Technology disasters in recent memory.The sources point to longstanding management issues, a culture...
- News items 2009-10-12
- Microsoft to cut Live Framework and Services from its Azure cloud platform
- When Microsoft showed off its comprehensive Azure cloud "layer cake" diagram back at the Professional Developers Conference PDC in 2008, to me, it had somewhat of a slapped-together feeling. Up until last fall, Microsoft was building two "cloud" developer platforms in parallel that were meant to provide programmers with a...
- News items 2009-08-21
- Realigning Microsoft Azure unit may boost innovation, squabbling
- Unifying Windows Azure with its on-premises counterpart Windows Server should hasten the rollout of new features in Microsoft Corp.'s enterprise cloud platform, but it also will pit Azure against Microsoft's other cloud services for the loyalty of a key customer base, says one independent Microsoft analyst. Microsoft announced on Tuesday...
- News items 2009-12-13
- Microsoft offers open source link for PHP, .Net
- Microsoft's Developer and Platform Evangelism Interoperability team is introducing on Friday an open source project to bridge PHP and Microsoft's .Net programming model, Microsoft representatives said. The company's PHP Toolkit for ADO.Net Data Services uses REST as a bridge between Microsoft's software platform and the popular PHP scripting language, said...
- News items 2009-08-23
- At PDC, Microsoft's (r)evolution on display
- Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray OzzieWhen Ray Ozzie first landed at Microsoft in 2005, he found a company with lots of good ideas. He also found things were getting in the way of innovation, everything from businesses that weren't thinking about the broader company strategy to the way Microsoft stationed...
- News items 2009-11-17
- Ballmer: Microsoft can't make money from its free products and services
- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer apparently disagrees with one of Microsoft's key business strategies --- to make money from free services and software such as Bing, Microsoft Live, and the upcoming Web-based version of Office. At his recent announcement of new mobile software, he said that "Free is not a business...
- News items 2009-10-08
- Microsoft CEO Ballmer Announces SharePoint Server 2010, Office 2010 Beta
- Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 will include a greater degree of cloud-based functionality and faster enterprise search, according to the company, and be available as a public beta in November along with Microsoft Office 2010. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer plans on highlighting the connection and collaboration features of SharePoint Server 2010...
- News items 2009-10-19
- Ballmer Calls SharePoint the 'Center' of Microsoft's Innovation
- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer used the platform of his keynote address at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference in Vegas to stress how SharePoint Server 2010 will embrace the cloud and streamline enterprise search for increasingly massive corporations. Both SharePoint Server 2010 and Office 2010 are embracing the cloud, as Microsoft seeks...
- News items 2009-10-20
- Microsoft Outlook for Mac Will Replace Entourage
- Microsoft will replace Entourage with Outlook for Mac in its next version of Microsoft Office for Mac. As an intermediary step, Microsoft has also released Microsoft Entourage 2008 for Mac, Web Services Edition, which provides new syncing capabilities while setting the stage for porting users to Outlook. The new Microsoft...
- News items 2009-08-13
- Microsoft 'White-Fi' to solve interference worries in white space
- Microsoft researchers may have taken a step closer to finally turning unused analogue TV spectrum, known as "white spaces", into unlicensed spectrum that can be used to deliver new wireless broadband services. Researchers from the software giant, along with academics from Harvard University, have developed a protocol that the company...
- News items 2009-08-20
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