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software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - 8 hours ago
The Microsoft "Big Brains" series, via which I am profiling Microsoft's roughly two dozen Technical Fellows, continues. This week's fellow is Dave Campbell, the head of strategy and architecture for SQL Services. by …
Also tagged: sql, hardware, software, management, storage, data management, databases, microsoft corp, enterprise software, mary jo foley, team management, microsoft sql server
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - 21 hours ago
If I wanted a Mac-like environment, I'd buy a Mac. Maybe Microsoft could introduce "Windows 7 Luddite Edition" for those of us who value function over form? by Mary Jo Foley
Also tagged: microsoft windows, software, operating systems, mary jo foley, apple macintosh, microsoft windows 7
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 20, 2008
There are lots of moving parts to Azure, Microsoft's cloud platform. One of the less-flashy but much needed pieces of plumbing is .Net Services, codenamed "Zurich." If there's a "Mr. Zurich" at Microsoft, that person …
Also tagged: net, software development, software, management, middleware, microsoft corp, enterprise software, mary jo foley, team management, application servers, software web development
data management News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 20, 2008
In my quest to uncover practical information about what real data center managers are doing to decrease their energy consumption, for real, I recently spoke with two executives from Wells Fargo's Technology Information …
Also tagged: hardware, virtualization, storage, servers, data management, data center, green technology, data centers, server virtualization, heather clancy, wells fargo and co
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 11, 2008
Jon DeVaan -- the "mystery man" behind Windows 7 -- is the Senior Vice President in charge of Microsoft's Core Operating System Division COSD. I had a chance to ask DeVaan some questions last week about how COSD works …
Also tagged: microsoft windows, software, management, operating systems, microsoft corp, mary jo foley, team management, minwin, mjf, microsoft windows 7, core operating system division
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 6, 2008
The public face of the Windows development-chief duo is Senior Vice President Steven Sinofsky, who runs Windows and Windows Live Engineering. The private face is Jon DeVaan, the head of Microsoft's Core Operating …
Also tagged: microsoft windows, software, microsoft office, operating systems, idea, office suites, microsoft corp, mary jo foley, jd, mjf, microsoft windows 7, jon devaan, engineering excellence
News items | ZDNet - Oct 31, 2008
Atos Origin explains how risk-management tech helped to prioritize the real risks hidden within. The security team behind the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games has revealed how it found the real risks hidden within the …
Also tagged: security, game, olympics, hacker, risk management, atos origin, atos, nick heath silicon com
hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 30, 2008
Work environment  Desktop Laptop Blackberry or other PDA Work longer hours Over 50 hours a week 79% 67% 32%  41-50 hours 79 57 20  40 hours 75 45 15  Less than 40 hours 76 40 17 ...
Also tagged: hardware, management, job, pdas, handhelds, hour, nb, team management
software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 23, 2008
Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Office 2007 will ship some time between February and April 2009. That's not a guess educated or otherwise; that's the word straight from the Office team, via the Office Sustained Engineering …
Also tagged: software, microsoft office 2007, microsoft office, office suites, mary jo foley, service pack, service pack 2, microsoft windows xp service pack 2, windows team
hardware News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 20, 2008
A team of Swiss researchers say there are several ways to recover keystrokes from wired keyboards by simply measuring the electromagnetic radiations emitted when keys are pressed. In all, the team of researchers from …
Also tagged: hardware, keyboards, radiation, peripherals, ryan naraine