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EPSON and Microsoft Corp. have joined forces to market and distribute desktop and notebook products with the Windows 95 operating system. This strategic partnership promises to provide users with seamless and easy-to-use PC experiences, leveraging EPSON's full-featured PCs and Microsoft's innovative Windows 95 technology. The agreement
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CompuAdd Computer Corp., a leading manufacturer and marketer of PCs and retail Point-of-Sale Systems, has announced an agreement with Microsoft Corp. to install the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system on CompuAdd computers. This move is set to replace Windows For Workgroups 3.11 as CompuAdd's primary operating system,
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Kanwal S. Rekhi, executive vice president at Novell Inc., has announced his decision to retire from full-time responsibilities with the company, effective January 1. Rekhi will remain a consultant to Novell, serving as a strategic advisor to President and CEO Robert J. Frankenberg. He will also continue to sit on
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Motorola's Microprocessor and Memory Technologies Group has announced the availability of six protocol-assist microcode RAM packages for the 68360 Quad Integrated Communications Controller (QUICC). These packages enable the QUICC RISC communications engine to handle various protocol feature sets, addressing specific requirements of markets including Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
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Sun Microsystems has introduced a new software product called ShowMe TV, designed to improve organizational communication and efficiency by providing timely access to critical information. ShowMe TV enables users to view multiple video broadcasts, record or edit television programs, or transmit broadcasts to select groups for training and corporate communications.
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Lotus Development Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co. announced a strategic alliance to integrate electronic messaging, groupware, and network and system management products, as well as sales, marketing, consulting, and support services. This alliance aims to deliver feature-rich, manageable, enterprise-wide messaging and groupware solutions, featuring a series of products and services starting
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Radish Communications Systems, Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have announced a major breakthrough in voice and data exchange over phone calls, with leading companies in the modem and voice-processing industries adopting the Radish VoiceView Protocol. This development promises to improve communication efficiency, enable multimedia messaging, and provide endless applications, including collaborative
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Revelation Technologies' innovative solution, the Notes/FX facility, built into OpenInsight, enables Lotus Notes users to effortlessly access corporate data from various production systems. This integration empowers Notes applications to incorporate data from OpenInsight-based systems, ranging from accounting and inventory management to payroll and order processing. Additionally, OpenInsight'
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Microsoft's messaging applications, including Microsoft Mail, Microsoft Mail Remote, and Microsoft Schedule+, have made significant sales gains and received major awards in 1993, establishing them as the fastest-selling products in their categories. With over 4 million active users worldwide and an increasing monthly run rate of 130,000
