Microsoft has delivered a new Community Technology preview (CTP) of the next generation of the company's Microsoft Dynamics CRM software, codenamed "CRM5."

Leading industry analyst firm and 1To1 Media recognize Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift Europe at the 2010 Gartner and 1to1Media CRM Excellence Awards.

After Microsoft officially released Windows 7, interest in rapidly adopting the operating system increased for one in five IT pros from small and midsize companies, according to a survey by an IT management company.

HP and Microsoft Corp. today announced a three-year agreement to invest $250 million to significantly simplify technology environments for businesses of all sizes.

Q&A: Bob Muglia, president of Microsoft’s Server and Tools Business, puts the past decade into perspective and looks ahead to the next.

New service launches with special offer to help customers switch from Salesforce.com and Oracle CRM On Demand.

Investments for developers, Internet sites and the cloud will help businesses improve efficiency.

Part of the next wave of Office-related products, Microsoft Project 2010 helps customers reduce costs, improve efficiency, and simplify project and portfolio management.

Microsoft has passed the 1 million user mark for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, and unveiled new sales and marketing programs for xRM, the new development platform for building sophisticated relationship-tracking applications.

Microsoft has announced new CRM Accelerators for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, available at no charge, that help organizations reduce costs and establish business insight across social networks.

Microsoft and Intel Corporation have announced performance results for Microsoft Dynamics CRM that set new enterprise standards for scalability, cost and environmental sustainability.

Microsoft Dynamics CRM has been positioned as a 'business leader' in the field of contact center desktop software for customer servce and support.

Microsoft introduces Windows Server 2008 Foundation, a foundation for business growth and the community.

Do more with what you have: Bob Muglia talks about smart ways businesses of all sizes can control IT costs in tough economic times.

Q&A: Kirill Tatarinov discusses the “power of possibilities” and how businesses can turn change into opportunity to fuel success.

New reference architectures from Bull, Dell and HP make it faster, easier, and more affordable for companies to deploy enterprise-class data warehousing projects.

Businesses gain value via server consolidation, integrated management tools and application management.

Gumdrop Books and Mitinet units of Central Programs choose Microsoft Dynamics technology to slash maintenance costs by half.

Q&A: Kurt DelBene, senior vice president of the Office Business Platform Group at Microsoft, discusses changes to Microsoft’s business intelligence strategy, including how customers and their businesses will benefit through pervasive BI.

Q&A: Michael Risse, vice president of the Worldwide Small and Midmarket Business Group at Microsoft, explains how smaller companies can take advantage of stormy economic times to improve their technology portfolios.

The latest features and functionality included out-of-the-box with SQL Server 2008 will allow IT managers to save a tremendous amount of money and at the same time reduce management costs, hence it is worth the investment and you should upgrade to SQL Server 2008.

Microsoft Corp. today kicked off its second annual Microsoft Business Intelligence (BI) Conference 2008 by announcing groundbreaking new technologies that will enable enterprises to bring the power of BI to information workers organization wide. New “managed self-service” business intelligence technologies and enhanced enterprise-class data warehousing capabilities usher in an era of truly pervasive BI.

For the majority of mission-critical applications today, SQL Server 2008 already has the strongest combination of price/performance, manageability, security, and DBA productivity. The latest version of SQL Server from Microsoft SQL Server 2008 offers hundreds of new DBMS features that boost the productivity of database administrators (DBAs) and developers, improve support for larger databases, and enhance security.

An independent commissioned study conducted by Forrester Research explores the economic impact and ROI achieved by a healthcare customer after deploying SQL Server 2008