A look forward at MPN and a little slamming of the competition for WPC day three
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Liveblog: Roskill and Turner put a bow on WPC 2012 keynotes
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Microsoft eyes October launch for Windows 8
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Launch date confirmed, but Microsoft fails to scratch the Surface at WPC
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QuickVid: Leaving behind XP and Vista
by Robert Dutt •
Microsoft Canada’s Rochelle Coleman offers partners motivation, strategies and tactics to help customers ditch aging operating systems
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Liveblog: Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference Day One
by Robert Dutt •
LOS ANGELES — Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference gets underway Monday morning with keynotes expected from CEO Steve Ballmer, worldwide channel chief Jon Roskill and other top executives. It’s been a year since last year’s “all in” WPC, when Microsoft proclaimed itself a cloud company. What does the company have in store for channel partners a…
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WPC Preview: New Beginnings
by Robert Dutt •
Looking forward to another packed Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, this year in Los Angeles.
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Microsoft to partners: What should Ballmer say at WPC?
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Microsoft wants partner feedback for CEO’s keynote; partners offer no shortage of ideas
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Longtime Microsoft servers chief Muglia to depart
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Announcement comes after CEO Ballmer decided to change server group leadership
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Next Windows version to support System-on-a-Chip
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Novell sells itself off in two-part deal
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Microsoft involvement in deal raises the eyebrows of Linux supporters
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Tablets: The iPad is just the beginning
by Robert Dutt •
Research from Gartner sees worldwide tablet sale reaching 208 million units by 2014.
