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On the morning of November 13, Microsoft announced today that Steven Sinofsky, president of Windows and Windows Live, will leave the company. The New York Times reported that not being with other executives was the main reason for Sinofsky's departure. According to Microsoft's announcement, Julie Larson-green Green will be promoted to lead Windows software and hardware engineering. Tammy Rainer (Tami Reller) will still be the CFO ...

Recently, Visual Studio 2013 builds on the progress of Visual Studio 2012 and subsequent Visual Studio updates, providing the development team with the solutions needed to accommodate this transformation and develop and deliver the next wave of Windows Platform Innovation (Windows 8.1) new applications, while supporting a wide range of devices and services on all Microsoft platforms. The equipment and service experience has undergone fundamental changes ...

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Abstract: IE finally bye-bye to us. In recent years, IE has been a bad, ridiculed and neglected. In the early days of the internet, IE was also high-spirited. Let's review the process of IE from birth to death. 1995: IE 1 Microsoft bought Spygla ie finally bye-bye to us. In recent years, IE has been a bad, ridiculed and neglected. In the early days of the internet, IE was also high-spirited. Let's review the process of IE from birth to death. 1995: IE 1 Microsoft Buy ...

It seems that the tool of big data makes us very frightened. In addition to the cost of infrastructure, it employs scientists who are able to find actionable ideas from a wealth of unstructured information from a variety of sources. But maybe big data isn't as scary as you might think. According to Microsoft, it is ready to position itself as a large data enterprise, leveraging Business Intelligence (BI) tools to serve the enterprise. For example, the company recently released a preview version of 2013 Excel Data Explorer, a self-service bi plug-in that better serves the day-to-day business staff (not just ...).

It seems that the tool of big data makes us very frightened. In addition to the cost of infrastructure, it employs scientists who are able to find actionable ideas from a wealth of unstructured information from a variety of sources. But maybe big data isn't as scary as you might think. According to Microsoft, it is ready to position itself as a large data enterprise, leveraging Business Intelligence (BI) tools to serve the enterprise. For example, the company recently released a preview version of 2013 Excel Data Explorer, a self-service bi plug-in that better serves the day-to-day business staff (not just ...).