Microsoft

Is innovation dead at Microsoft?

Louisa Hearn It's not often you read the words Microsoft and innovation in the same sentence these days, which is odd for a company with one of the biggest research laboratories in the world.

Microsoft to open shop 'next door to Apple'

Microsoft's chief operating officer has revealed the software maker is planning to open a string of retail stores "right next door to Apple" later this year.

Microsoft pushes mobile email

Simon Tsang Microsoft and Telstra have teamed up to take on BlackBerry push email on mobile phones. The new solution is a prepackaged form of mobile email aimed at businesses already running Microsoft Exchange...

BlackBerry presents PowerPoint for 'road warriors'

Research In Motion (RIM) has rolled out a BlackBerry Presenter that business "road warriors" can use to give PowerPoint presentations from the Canadian company's popular smartphones.

Five time-saving business tools

Julia Talevski Master your trade with these five simple technology ideas.

Battle for Office reaches new heights

Is Google an adequate substitute for Microsoft in the business suite arena? Julia Talevski reports.

Doing business beyond the desk

Julia Talevski Carolyn Evans can tell you where all the good coffee places are because her management consulting business has been running in a completely mobile environment since it took off in 2002.

Three servers for the price of one

Deborah Harrigan Small-business virtualisation lets you lower the cost of your infrastructure while increasing the productivity of your staff.

Sight the hand that feeds you

Julia Talevski Targeting the right people is an essential part of any business and it's usually down to the customer relationship management software (CRM) to enable an organisation to do it well.

Small businesses, are you being served?

David Flynn For the smallest of small businesses shopping for a new server, the decision has just become easier and harder in equal parts.

It's RIP Vista as Windows 7 is launched

Louisa Hearn Microsoft launches Windows 7 today knowing full well that another disaster like Vista could spell curtains for the once indomitable software giant.

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