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Microsoft's Tech-Ed 95 conference will be held in New Orleans, March 27-31, 1995, bringing together technical professionals to share expertise on Microsoft BackOffice, Office, and Windows operating system-based solutions. The conference features over 100 sessions, an exhibit hall with vendors and services, and hands-on computer centers. Attendees will
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Apple Computer, Inc. has announced the appointment of Allen Olivo as its director of worldwide corporate advertising, effective immediately. Olivo brings over 18 years of advertising experience to the role, having previously served as the director of mass media advertising and branding at Pacific Bell. He will oversee the development
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The joint announcement by IBM and Novell highlights the release of NetView for UnixWare, a powerful network management solution that extends the rich functionality of NetView to run on UnixWare, Novell's premier application server for business-critical solutions. This collaboration brings the industry-leading network and systems management platform to
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Microsoft Corp. and PCTV Inc. have jointly developed a series of programs to air on the Jones Computer Network via the Mind Extension University cable television channel. The series, which debuts this Sunday evening, is designed to provide comprehensive information on Microsoft's platform for business computing to the
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Microsoft Corporation has launched several key initiatives and product updates in January 1995, marking a significant push in the company's efforts to expand its global reach and improve customer experience. The company's introduction of the Microsoft BackOffice Home Page on the Microsoft World Wide Web Server
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Microsoft and UUNET, the leading provider of commercial Internet services, have formed a strategic relationship to build one of the largest dial-up TCP/IP networks in the world. This partnership will provide users of The Microsoft Network with direct access to the Internet, expanding the global reach of both companies.
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IBM's chairman, Louis Gerstner, has announced a major restructuring of the company's top management and software division, aiming to give greater cohesion to the world's largest computer maker. The changes come 18 months after Mr. Gerstner took over, and include the appointment of John
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Microsoft Bob, a pioneering product, was introduced by Bill Gates, chairman and CEO of Microsoft Corp., at the Consumer Electronics Show in 1995. This innovative software was designed to make home computing easier, more enjoyable, and intuitive by introducing the concept of a "social interface." The program included
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Microsoft Corp. has drastically reduced the price of its Softimage 3-D animation software, making it more competitive in the market. The new list price of $7,995 for the basic version and $13,995 for the "extreme" version is a significant decrease from the previous prices of $24,
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Packard Bell has made a significant statement in the computer industry by announcing that all of its 1995 computer systems will be designed to take full advantage of Windows 95. This move demonstrates the company's commitment to providing consumers with cutting-edge, powerful, and easy-to-use systems. As a result
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Microsoft Corp. has taken U.S. cable-television giant Tele-Communications Inc. as a partner in its planned on-line service, the Microsoft Network. TCI will invest $125-million (U.S.) for a 20-per-cent stake in the on-line computer service, which will compete with established players such as Compuserve Inc., America Online Inc. and
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Hewlett-Packard Co. and Microsoft Corp. are working together to create infrared communications software that will enable wireless communications between PCs, printers, and other peripheral products without the need for cables or accessories. This collaboration is aimed at addressing the growing demand for low-cost wireless solutions, particularly for mobile users. The
