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Intuit, a leading software company, has taken a significant step forward in its organizational structure by promoting three key executives to newly created posts. The company's president and CEO, Bill Campbell, has emphasized that this move will allow Intuit to focus more clearly on customer segments and seize
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Microsoft has signed a letter of intent with Rogers Cablesystems Ltd. to provide software for an interactive cable system, marking a significant victory for the company. The agreement is part of Microsoft's efforts to stake out its turf in the emerging national system providing digital video, home shopping,
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Rogers Communications Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have announced a joint effort to bring two-way television, also known as interactive television, to Canadian homes by 1996. The partnership will see Rogers use Microsoft's "Tiger" continuous media-server software, which will enable the company to provide Canadians with interactive
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Microsoft's entrance into the emerging multimedia marketplace with its new Tiger technology brings a new era of movie delivery on demand. The software can provide media-on-demand services ranging from small to large-scale systems, catering to various needs, from hotel guests to thousands of cable-television customers. Tiger's
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Microsoft Corp. and Texas Instruments Inc. are teaming up to create an open repository of software application components aimed at making it easier for developers to create custom applications for businesses. This joint effort marks a significant departure from traditional industry collaborations, with both companies leveraging their respective strengths to
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Delrina Corp., a leading provider of PC-based software products and services, announced its third quarter results for the period ended March 31, 1994. The company reported a significant increase in revenues and profits, with net income per share reaching 25 cents, up from 9 cents in the same period last
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Phoenix Technologies Ltd., a NASDAQ-listed company, reported second quarter earnings of $1,378,000, or $0.10 per share, before considering certain transactions associated with its strategy to focus on its core PC software business. Including a net charge of $2,424,000 from these transactions, the company reported a
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Wall Data Inc. (NASDAQ:WALL) has announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 1994, showing a significant increase in net revenues and net income. The company's net revenues increased by 70 percent to $17.2 million, compared to $10.1 million in the first
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Artisoft, Inc. reported net sales of $32.4 million and net earnings of $3.4 million, or $.23 per share, for the third quarter of fiscal 1994, with a significant improvement in earnings over the same period in the prior fiscal year. The company's net sales for the
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The Wordperfect Corporation has announced the introduction of 25 software products, aimed at the fast-growing home computer market. The new line of products, called Main Street, will compete directly with Microsoft Corporation's software titles for the home market. The push into the home market has been in the
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Microsoft and Mobile Telecommunications Technologies Corp. (Mtel) have joined forces to develop a nationwide, two-way personal communications services network in the United States. The partnership aims to upgrade Mtel's Nationwide Wireless Network (NWN) to enable customers to receive and send wireless text messages. This network will be operational
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Microsoft has announced the latest version of the Access Developer's Toolkit, designed for developers creating advanced database applications. The toolkit is a companion product to Microsoft Access version 2.0 and offers tools for application distribution, sample code, and Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) Custom Controls. Key features
