195 news & feature articles results for "customer satisfaction jim allchin"

Restructures its Platform and Services Division, with top Windows engineer taking new role once Vista is released.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

It might be the most secure version of Windows yet, but Vista will still require outside help in protecting against common cyberthreats.

Posted by Joris Evers

Long-awaited versions of the OS geared for speed finally see the light of day.

Posted by Ina Fried

The software titan will begin translating its complex .Net strategy into business-friendly terms with a $200 million ad campaign that launches Monday.

Posted by Tiffany Kary

The e-mail revelations coming to light paint a picture of a company at odds with its fearsome reputation. How do you explain the striking contrast between reality and perception?

Posted by Charles Cooper

To meet 2006 deadline for major Windows revision, software maker lops off WinFS file system.

Posted by CNET Staff

Company is demonstrating you don't have to be a vendor to write great open-source code. It makes good business sense whether you're buying or selling software.

Posted by Matt Asay

Premium versions of Windows, Office are in the offing. Also: More Hotmail features, new IE security, low-cost Windows update.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Even Microsoft, however reluctantly, has now accepted the trend towards embedded hypervisors even while it simultaneously tries to keep as much control over its own destiny as possible.

Posted by Gordon Haff

Many companies aren't buying Windows XP--or they're buying the licenses but not installing the software. Microsoft's marketing machine is looking to change that as the Service Pack 2 update rolls out.

Posted by Ina Fried