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Foreword by Natasha Bezuidenhout, Microsoft Brand Executive at First Distribution

How Microsoft stole a march on Google

The race is on to integrate AI into search.

The network effect

We have stronger networks and greater interdependence than at any other time in history. What does this mean for Russia?

McDonald

Matthew Burbidge

The time is AI

Battlelines are being drawn as the landgrab for intelligence supremacy heats up.

Technology

Adrian Hinchcliffe

Jack of all trades

Salesman, developer, information worker manager, consultant. Can one person do it all?

Software

Paul Furber

Microsoft’s hopeful message to partners

Windows 7 and a bunch of other new releases are around the corner. Will customers and partners bite?

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Paul Furber

Here at Last...

SOFTWARE - OPERATING SYSTEMS Words: Pamela Weaver WINDOWS VISTA The arrival on the scene of Windows Vista – like its 95 predecessor, after significant delays – has seen plenty of publicity and marketing, but little in the way of the stampede that greeted W95 (only in America: in 1995, people who didn’t own PCs were reported to be purchasing copies of it because they had become so carried away by the hype).

HERE

Microsoft’s queasy reinvention routine

The global software giant is stumbling through a series of wanting campaigns that show it’s lost the plot.

Microsoft

Mandy de Waal

Microsoft-Google Web Apps Showdown

COMMUNICATIONS Web Solutions SHOWDOWN GOOGLE DOCS BY A LENGTH Google Docs is the uncontested leading suite of online office applications, with unique-visitor statistics by a Web audience research firm showing it to be streets ahead of start-up rivals and Microsoft.

Microsoft

Carel Alberts

Getting Past The Hype: Windows Vista

SOFTWARE Operating Systems WINDOWS Since its much-vaunted arrival in early 2007, Windows Vista has endured something of an onslaught on the criticism front.

Getting

Pamela Weaver

Size is an issue for Microsoft

Netbooks are the only computers selling well, which is bad news for Microsoft – as its latest quarterly numbers show.

Microsoft

Paul Furber

Right place, right time

In 1982, IBM towered over the global IT industry and generated more revenue than all the rest put together. Microsoft wasn`t even on the radar. Today, by market value, Microsoft is the seventh largest company in the world, according to Forbes.

History

Brian Bakker

Microsoft cleans house, pays billions

Microsoft is busy settling a whole basket of legal entanglements. While this is chewing into its very large pile of cash, it will free up management to focus on what really matters: attacking Linux, tying in users, preparing for a Google war, and preening for SAP customers.

In Front

Ivo Vegter