Microsoft Aims To Make Windows PKI, RMS Certificates Interoperable

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E-Gif aims to make government
interoperable

E-Gif aims to make government
interoperable 05/12/2004 08:21 AM
ZDNet UK May 12 2004 12:16PM GMT

Microsoft aims to make spammers pay

Microsoft aims to make spammers pay 12/25/2003 11:20 PM
BBC Dec 25 2003 10:45PM ET

BBC NEWS | Technology | Microsoft aims
to make spammers pay

BBC NEWS | Technology | Microsoft aims
to make spammers pay 12/26/2003 02:57 PM
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Microsoft Aims for 100 Million Windows
Mobile Devices by 2007

Microsoft Aims for 100 Million Windows
Mobile Devices by 2007 11/05/2003 10:34 PM
BrightHand Nov 5 2003 10:15PM ET

Gates: Microsoft Will Build
Interoperable Software By Design

Gates: Microsoft Will Build
Interoperable Software By Design 02/05/2005 09:46 PM
In an email to business chiefs made public today, Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft, discussed the companies plans to make their software more interoperable with other systems.

"Interoperability is more pragmatic than other approaches, such as attempting to make all systems compatible at the code level, focusing solely on adding new layers of middleware that try to make all systems look and act the same, or seeking to make different systems interchangeable. With a common understanding of basic protocols, different software can interact smoothly with little or no specific knowledge of each other. The Internet is perhaps the most obvious example of this kind of interoperability, where any piece of software can connect and exchange data as long as it adheres to the key protocols.

Simply put, interoperability is a proven approach for dealing with the diversity and heterogeneity of the marketplace. Today I want to focus on two major thrusts of Microsoft’s product interoperability strategy: First, we continue to support customers’ needs for software that works well with what they have today. Second, we are working with the industry to define a new generation of software and Web services based on eXtensible Markup Language (XML), which enables software to efficiently share information and opens the door to a greater degree of "interoperability by design" across many different kinds of software.

Our goal is to harness all the power inherent in modern (and not so modern) business software, and enable them to work together so that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. We want to further eliminate friction among heterogeneous architectures and applications without compromising their distinctive underlying capabilities."

Gates continued to talk about how Microsoft planned to implement these ideas, and how it already had; Gates pointed to Office 2003 as an example of the company making use of XML technology. He also made the point that "interoperability is also confused with open source software". Microsoft face tough competition from Linux based products which are open source and allow users to modify the underlying system code. Part of the recent European Union judgement on Microsoft involved making the company make it easier for other software vendors to inter opt with their products. Previous messages from Gates delivered in a similar manner have proved to be major policy changes for Microsoft.

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Some Microsoft IE Digital Certificates
Near Expiration

Some Microsoft IE Digital Certificates
Near Expiration 12/31/2003 02:30 PM
The digital certificate for Internet Explorer's Java 2 Runtime Environment has expired, while several more are set to lapse January 7. Digital certificates from vendors like VeriSign (Quote, Chart) let online users verify that they're dealing with real companies or persons. They also can secure all communications to and from the Web server where they're installed, via public key (define) encryption.

IBM aims to make chips more autonomous

IBM aims to make chips more autonomous 07/30/2004 02:02 PM
But will the new eFuse technology have Big Blue's chip saying "I, processor"?

Q&A: New Corporate VP Aims to Help Make
MSN More than the Sum of its Services

Q&A: New Corporate VP Aims to Help Make
MSN More than the Sum of its Services 09/27/2004 11:12 AM
Brands may well be the consumer shorthand of the 21st century. Once embraced by consumers, today's most recognizable brands convey an experience that people know, trust and can relate to before they open the packaging, install the batteries or click on the Web site. Trusted brands provide consumers the confidence to throw a product in their cart without scrutinizing the fine print on the back of the box -- or to try new products with little trepidation as long as they share the same brand.

AstroAge aims to make Power Mac G5, G4
mobile

AstroAge aims to make Power Mac G5, G4
mobile 01/06/2004 12:52 AM
AstroAge has announced the Gboard5 and Gboard4 platforms, new products that help make the Power Mac G5 and G4 towers mobile...

Macromedia Aims to Make Web Publishing
Less Complex

Macromedia Aims to Make Web Publishing
Less Complex 03/23/2005 04:48 PM
Small Business Computing Mar 23 2005 6:54PM GMT

A Service That Aims to Make Cold Calls a
Bit Warmer

A Service That Aims to Make Cold Calls a
Bit Warmer 03/27/2005 09:28 PM
Jigsaw Data has collected business contacts that are contributed and vetted by its members, all in an effort to help salesman find the right person to call.

“Father” of Mac platform aims to make
computers easier to use

“Father” of Mac platform aims to make
computers easier to use 01/05/2005 07:26 PM
Jef Raskin, credited with being the “father” of the Macintosh computer and former Apple employee #31, has recently obtained $2 million in start up funding to make computers easier to use. Raskin is featured today in an article by the California-based Pacifia Tribune. "We formed the Raskin Center for Humane Interface," he says. "And we have been funded by a multi-national corporation for $2 million. Our plan is to work out of this office to show the world how to make computers much easier to use." Raskin wrote the groundbreaking book, "The Humane Interface," which has now been translated into dozens of languages and is part of most university computer courses. The new business is an offshoot of the philosophical work begun in the book. Raskin's concept involves "unified" computer programs. Instead of multiple applications that must be "opened" before they can be used, Raskin's model allows a computer user to simply shift between word processing, spread sheets, photo manipulation, and just about everything else through simple "command sets." His new project also involves his son, Aza, a 20-year-old college student. With an eye to the reality of the business world, Aza says the purpose of the Raskin Center for Humane Interface won't be to put computer companies out of business, it will "save them money in technical support." The Raskins say they are confident that the Raskin Center for Humane Interface will be offering the world an authoritative product within 18 months.

T-Systems Aims to Make WiFi as Easy as
Phone Call

T-Systems Aims to Make WiFi as Easy as
Phone Call 07/06/2004 11:27 AM
Boston Globe Jul 6 2004 3:19PM GMT

iTuneAgent aims to make online music
buying easier

iTuneAgent aims to make online music
buying easier 01/28/2004 06:54 AM
323 Incorporated has announced the launch of iTuneAgent.com, a free service which provides users with a simple and easy way to see what is new and happening on Apple's iTunes Music Store...

T-Systems Aims to Make WiFi as Easy as
Phone Call (Reuters)

T-Systems Aims to Make WiFi as Easy as
Phone Call (Reuters) 07/06/2004 06:34 AM
Reuters - T-Systems, a unit Deutsche Telekom, is linking together 10,000 locations for wireless computer access and aims to connect half of the world's public hotspots to a seamless network, it said on Tuesday.

Q&A: Unique Program Aims to Make
Technology Easier for Small Businesses

Q&A: Unique Program Aims to Make
Technology Easier for Small Businesses 04/30/2004 04:35 PM
The small business segment is a unique audience with special requirements. In order for technology geared to small businesses to be accessible and effective, it must be affordable, easy to manage and incorporate support programs. A strategic relationship recently announced in London between Microsoft and British Telecommunications (BT), one of Europe's leading providers of telecommunications services, aims to transform the quality and delivery of technology available to small businesses in the UK. A market test of the new initiative in two regions of Scotland will target this currently underserved segment of the business community and seek to narrow the technology gap between large and small businesses.

Elemental aims to make policy-based
computing easier to implement and
monitor

Elemental aims to make policy-based
computing easier to implement and
monitor 06/05/2005 11:57 PM
Among the many buzz phrases being tossed around these days is policy-based computing. Windows network managers can be excused if they show a complacent grin when they hear that phrase since policy-based computing has been a part of Windows for a number of years. But the new thing, the new paradigm, if you will, is using policies to control and monitor your entire network.

Microsoft Aims for High Performance
Computing June 24 - 11:11 PM ET Nearly a
year after Microsoft announced a

Microsoft Aims for High Performance
Computing June 24 - 11:11 PM ET Nearly a
year after Microsoft announced a 06/24/2004 11:00 PM
BetaNews Jun 25 2004 3:18AM GMT

SourceXtreme aims to move Windows
developers to Linux

SourceXtreme aims to move Windows
developers to Linux 09/20/2004 04:28 AM
A small Philadelphia-based company may be about to revolutionize the world of Windows application development, not by creating a new proprietary technology, but by bringing proprietary Windows features to Linux. Working with Qt, Trolltech's cross-platform toolkit, MinGW, a minimalist set of GNU utilities for Windows, and Wine, a free implementation of the Windows API, SourceXtreme, Inc. has developed the ability to write Windows programs without ever using Windows. Its goal is to make porting applications to Qt trivial, and to move Windows developers onto a free software platform.

Microsoft aims high

Microsoft aims high 09/15/2004 09:48 PM
Asia Times Online Sep 16 2004 1:04AM GMT

Ten More Ways To Make Windows XP Run
Better

Ten More Ways To Make Windows XP Run
Better 01/26/2004 07:13 AM
Fred Langa examines free add-ons and utilities that further refine and improve your operating system. "In our original "Ten Ways To Make Windows XP Run Better" we covered many fundamental tweaks and adjustments that can help you to move XP out of its bland and sometimes limiting default settings and into a configuration that better fits your own personal needs, preferences, and work style. "

Red Hat aims desktop Linux at Microsoft

Red Hat aims desktop Linux at Microsoft 05/04/2004 06:25 AM
ZDNet May 4 2004 11:08AM GMT

Microsoft aims at spam, viruses

Microsoft aims at spam, viruses 11/17/2003 02:05 AM
USA Today Nov 17 2003 1:34AM ET

Microsoft aims to whip up CRM market

Microsoft aims to whip up CRM market 04/26/2004 01:05 PM
CRM Assist Apr 26 2004 5:11PM GMT

Microsoft upgrades CRM, aims at Europe

Microsoft upgrades CRM, aims at Europe 12/09/2003 06:08 PM
CRM 1.2 includes language options, simplified installation and support and improved security, and it can be installed on Windows Server 2003, Windows Small Business Server 2003, Exchange 2003 and Microsoft Office 2003.

Microsoft rival aims at new markets

Microsoft rival aims at new markets 09/09/2004 05:21 AM
ZDNet UK Sep 9 2004 9:38AM GMT

Microsoft aims for 10m Xbox 360s

Microsoft aims for 10m Xbox 360s 06/22/2005 02:37 AM
BBC Jun 21 2005 11:12AM GMT

Microsoft aims to cut $1bn costs a year

Microsoft aims to cut $1bn costs a year 07/08/2004 12:14 AM
The Scotsman Jul 8 2004 3:53AM GMT

Doomjuice Worm Aims at Microsoft

Doomjuice Worm Aims at Microsoft 02/10/2004 07:19 AM
A new worm emerges on the Internet, but there is disagreement over whether it's related to the recent MyDoom outbreaks.

The evils of Overclocking make Windows
look bad

The evils of Overclocking make Windows
look bad 04/12/2005 09:04 PM
Overclocking has been identified as major cause of Windows instability, and the worse part is that many people don't know they're overclocked, and the others don't think it matters much.

Make your site work with Windows XP SP2

Make your site work with Windows XP SP2 06/04/2004 07:13 AM

Microsoft covers the changes in XP SP2 that may affect web authors.

Interoperable e-government Services (IDA
II)

Interoperable e-government Services (IDA
II) 11/11/2003 12:54 PM
European Parliament Nov 11 2003 11:34AM ET

Parallel Programming with Interoperable
MPI

Parallel Programming with Interoperable
MPI 04/14/2004 09:11 PM
DDJ Apr 15 2004 1:24AM GMT

Interoperable e-government Services

Interoperable e-government Services 11/18/2003 02:01 PM
European Parliament Nov 18 2003 12:57PM ET

Microsoft aims to bridge gap to Longhorn
release

Microsoft aims to bridge gap to Longhorn
release 05/08/2004 03:25 AM
Hindustan Times May 8 2004 7:07AM GMT

Microsoft Aims for High Performance
Computing

Microsoft Aims for High Performance
Computing 06/24/2004 11:20 PM
Nearly a year after Microsoft announced a collaborative relationship with the Cornell Theory Center, the software giant has confirmed that it is venturing into the Unix dominated world of high performance computing (HPC). A special distribution of Windows Server 2003 called Windows Server 2003, HPC Edition is being crafted to tackle intensive parallel computing workloads.

Microsoft aims to simplify database
management

Microsoft aims to simplify database
management 11/12/2003 04:26 PM
The software giant introduces tools to ease database administration for both the current and forthcoming edition of its SQL Server database.

Microsoft aims for 10 million Xbox 360
consoles

Microsoft aims for 10 million Xbox 360
consoles 06/24/2005 03:08 PM
Dvhardware.net - Wed Jun 22, 05:17 am GMT
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