Category Archives: Microsoft

As much as I can’t agree with their message and direction, I have to extend the huge kudos to the Digital WPC team at Microsoft for making the keynotes and side sessions available to the partner audience at large. To … Continue reading →

It’s always refreshing to see Microsoft be honest about where they are in this market: We’ve embraced this disruption, we are really in a leadership position. It’s big of them to admit that the Software + Services was not a … Continue reading →

Watching the keynote with Allison Watson, very interesting. In a sharp contrast to yesterday’s direct pitch for Microsoft Online and handing your clients over for a 6% monthly commission, today the message is that Software + Service is actually a … Continue reading →

About 10 minutes ago I became the biggest fan of the Microsoft Corporation that ever existed. Microsoft showcased the opportunity in Microsoft Online suite and presented their vision in such an awesome way that will make me and my company … Continue reading →

One of the questions I am often asked by Microsoft partners is if I am afraid that Microsoft would try to kill me, in a joking way of course. Doesn’t the stuff here piss them off to no end? In … Continue reading →

Every now and then I get to see a giant mistake unfold right in front of me and this year it seems to be missing out on WPC. While there is no way I possibly could have made it, I … Continue reading →

Just when we thought Microsoft could not possibly lose any more direction as a business software publisher they find a way, in form of Equipt: Initially code-named “Albany,” Microsoft Equipt offers consumers Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007, giving them … Continue reading →

Ever since 2003 TechEd we’ve been speculating on the time when Microsoft will be releasing a modern operating system to compete with the new lightweight offerings from the competition that are starting to pick up more steam. To see the … Continue reading →

This is the difficult question that everyone will be tuning into Digital WPC to find out. With Microsoft’s now legendary Chairman Bill Gates heading off into the sunset, two men stand at top of Microsoft with clearly different agendas. First, … Continue reading →

It seems like we can’t let a week go by without someone being interested in my pocket. What is even more surprising is that they all want it to be open. First the Android from Google promises the world to … Continue reading →