A Microsoft Gold Certified Partner is proving Redmond's Software Plus Services case by offering hosted and customized IT support to the small-to-medium business market.
Service supports organizations that lack in-house IT resources or that want online database functionality.
The company added to its suite of tools that aim to help enterprises be more agile with their semantic Web development projects.
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A Web-based component map service helps users share applications.
A new exploit tries to obscure data transfers via RSS feeds and more.
CRM product is expected by year's end.
Software suite adds libraries that can improve XML handling, company officials say.
An IDC survey found that a majority of partners expect to see opportunities from the hosted solutions model of software delivery.
Company adds Web authoring, content management and collaboration technologies to customer relationship management solution.
The free offerings include a mashup maker for Ruby on Rails developers and a social networking content-sharing tool.
Redmond rolled out its next entry in its "Software Plus Services" offerings.
New products purport to ease mashup development for both IT and business users.
Two of the company's enterprise lifecycle management products now use the same modeling environment, allowing improved team collaboration.
The company's first partner is IBM in a strategy to simplify application development for business communications.