Wednesday, July 19, 2006 - Posts

Microsoft-Internals

Microsoft Acquires Winternals Software

Winternals was established in 1996 by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell, who are recognized industry leaders in the areas of operating system design and architecture. Russinovich will join the Microsoft Platforms & Services Division as a technical fellow, working with numerous technology teams across Microsoft, and Cogswell will join the Windows Component Platform Team in the role of software architect.

I've had my eye on Mark for some timeJim Allchin

On My Way to Microsoft!

I hope they keep all the Tools as Freeware

  • File and Disk
  • Security
  • Networking
  • Processes & Threads
  • System Information
  • Miscellaneous
  • Microsoft Calls Nortel

    Microsoft and Nortel Announce Innovative Communications Alliance (ICA)

    The convergence of the communications and IT industries took a significant step forward today as Microsoft Corp. and Nortel announced a strategic alliance based on a shared vision for unified communications. By engaging the companies at the technology, marketing and business levels, the alliance will allow both companies to drive new growth opportunities and has the potential to ultimately transform businesses communications, reducing costs and complexity and improving productivity for customers.

    By combining Nortel’s world-class network quality and reliability with Microsoft software’s ease of use, the alliance will accelerate the availability of unified communications — an industry concept that uses advanced technologies to break down today’s device- and network-centric silos of communication (such as e-mail, instant messaging, telephony and multimedia conferencing) and makes it easy and efficient for workers to reach colleagues, partners and customers with the devices and applications they use

    Q & A with Jeff Raikes

    Webcast of the Press Conference

    About a month ago Bill Gates announced Unified Communications and now Microsoft is following through.