Latest network applications news.
ISO votes to reject Microsoft’s OOXML as standard, 09/04/07: Microsoft has failed in its attempt to have its Office Open XML document format fast-tracked straight to the status of an international standard by the International Organization for Standardization.
Exchange and Server 2008 – bad playmates: New Microsoft Subnet blogger Alex Lewis reveals how Exchange 2007 and Windows Server 2008, in short, “don’t play well together.”
Links for Microsoft/Web 2.0 lovers: The Microsoft Subnet blog reveals a wicked set of links for ASP.NET, AJAX, Silverlight and other assorted technologies that make browsers happy.
Microsoft antitrust woes may continue: States don’t want antitrust oversight of Microsoft to end in November. They fear ending court as planned would not allow enough time to consider the antitrust implications of Vista.
Pricey application performance problems, 09/03/07: Any network manager worth his or her mettle knows that when application performance degrades he or she is going to hear about it — especially if a …
SchoolNet: Building a better district bureaucracy, 09/03/07: I just had a very interesting discussion with the guys from SchoolNet. SchoolNet describes their service as a Web-based “school performance …
Facebook attracts developers — and controversy, 08/31/07: Many Web developers these days feel a sleep-depriving mix of unbridled enthusiasm and nagging concern over Facebook Inc.’s social-network platform.
Connectivity and its impact on Web 2.0 and unified communications, 08/30/07: Dion Hinchcliffe’s Web 2.0 Blog has an older but good list of issues that are facing Web 2.0 today. Among the problems that Dion sees for Web 2.0 is …
Mashery: A Web services brokerage, 08/29/07: Calling it “Web 2.0” has always seemed, to me, to be a desperate attempt to create a rather tenuous and artificial distinction between parts of the Web …
Microsoft acquires enterprise chat provider Parlano, 08/29/07: Parlano deal is second move since Microsoft and Cisco vowed to cooperate and compete in the unified communications market.
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