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Tag Archives: Microsoft
How Microsoft extends the R&D model in India
Image by Marc_Smith via Flickr Navi Radjou has an interesting post on how Microsoft approaches it’s global R&D over at the Harvard Business blog, excerpt: Microsoft Reinvents Its Global R&D Model – Navi Radjou – HarvardBusiness.org What impressed me most … Continue reading
Posted in India, Microsoft
Tagged Anthropology, Emerging markets, India, Microsoft, Technology, Web 2.0
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Tim O'Reilly discusses web 2.0 and cloud computing
Image via Wikipedia Over the last few months I’ve been asked, a lot, by some smart folks on how web 2.0 and cloud computing are defined, and what their impact will be on technology as a whole. Since both terms … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, web2.0
Tagged Amazon, Cloud Computing, cloud+computing, Computing, Google, IBM, Larry Ellison, Microsoft, Oracle, Web 2.0, web2.0
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The Powerset acquisition and what it means for Microsoft's enterprise software business
Since the rumor about Microsoft’s $100M acquisition broke last week (now no longer a rumor, but a fact), I’ve had several people ask me on my take of where Microsoft is headed with this new tool in its search toolbox. … Continue reading
Posted in Feature, web2.0
Tagged Don Dodge, Intelligent Search, Knowledge Management, Knowledge+Management, Natural Language Processing, NLP, Powerset, Microsoft, Google
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Yahoo is the big loser, but Microsoft isn't far behind
Unless you were living under a rock, you probably know by now that Microsoft decided to walk away from an acquisition of Yahoo! late yesterday afternoon. A great behind the scenes view of what happened was posted by Kara Swisher … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft, Yahoo!
Tagged Acquisition, All Things Digital, Google, Kara Swisher, Microsoft, Stevel Ballmer, Xobni, Yahoo!
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