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Microsoft becomes TeleInterActive
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Microsoft unveiled new Internet initiatives, including an online version of its Office suite and a service called Windows Live that will incorporate email, blogging and instant-messaging tools.
-- TECHNOLOGY ALERT from The Wall Street Journal
Wow. Now this is interesting, albeit a logical idea that I would have liked to have seen about five years ago. Of course, I can't see it, since I gave up on MS products, except for testing and if absolutely required by a customer, and it doesn't work with Firefox, Flock or other non=IE browsers. Maybe I'll have a test machine set-up to look at it. /sigh
Subscription reqired to read the WSJ article. But Robert Scoble is blogging about Microsoft's new services strategy, with other links too.
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InterActive Systems & Consulting, Inc. (IASC) performs research in the areas of data analytics, collaboration and remote access.
InterASC Professional Services, a service mark of IASC, provides strategic consulting and project management for data warehousing, business intelligence and collaboration projects using proprietary and open source solutions. We formulate vendor-independent strategies and implement solutions for information management in an increasingly complex and distributed business environment, allowing secure data analysis and collaboration that provides enterprise information in the most valuable form to the right person, whenever and wherever needed.
TeleInterActive Networks, a service mark of IASC, hosts open source applications for small and medium enterprises including CMS, blogs, wikis, database applications, portals and mobile access. We provide the tools for SME to put their customer at the center of their business, and leverage information management in a way previously reserved for larger organizations.
