Microsoft touts new services era

Microsoft recently indicated the company is entering a new era that will be marked less by monolithic programs licensed to corporate users and more by the integration of client and server software with Internet-based services.

The software giant used its annual financial analysts meeting last month in part to lay out its plans for corporate software and services. It plans to spend US$500 million in fiscal 2007, which began July 1, on R&D in the area of services.

Microsoft officials said that in addition to services, the company’s enterprise focus will include evolving its high-performance computing platform, enterprise search tools, virtualiza

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