Why Microsoft is going all-in on AI
Microsoft has positioned artificial intelligence as being as important as Windows, Office and Cloud. Here's why.
Stories by Paul Rubens
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Why Microsoft continues to embrace the freemium model
Microsoft's business strategy for the cloud appears to amount to this: ‘Be more like Apple.’ Here’s why that approach works.
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Why the open source business model is a failure
Open source software companies must move to the Cloud and add proprietary code to their products to succeed. The current business model is recipe for failure.
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How to support Windows XP now that Microsoft isn't
Official Microsoft support for Windows XP has ended. However, as many as 20 per cent of business endpoints still use the popular operating system. If your company ranks among those still using XP, here's how you can protect your machines from the forthcoming onslaught of security vulnerabilities.
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Who are the real winners in the Microsoft-Oracle deal?
The new Microsoft-Oracle partnership benefits both companies, as Oracle gets access to Azure and Microsoft can finally license Java. Will the deal have any effect on either company's enterprise customers?
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Are Windows 8 tablets racing to enterprise success?
Enterprise developers are seeing demand for Windows 8 line of business apps on mobile devices. However, the applications--while impressive--are speeding along mostly in vertical markets for very specific needs.
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Can Microsoft survive if Windows 8 fails?
Microsoft is betting the farm on the success of Windows 8--its new and radically different operating system.
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Why Microsoft really bought Yammer
What made Microsoft want to spend more than $1 billion for the social networking company? It could be because Yammer successfully marketed its business virally, offering a basic service for free and then convincing customers to pay for additional features.
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