Microsoft faces a serious open-source press Publication: ComputerWorld Date: Oct 16 2005 Reporter: Oliver Rist If there's one thing I learned from my recent sojourn into the depths of Microsoft Corp.'s future vision, it's that the concept and popularity of open-source software has shaken Redmond to its core. Much of this new vision is the direct result of how Linux and open-source have galvanized the company's management team. This is why Microsoft has upped the feature ante on so many systems at once: to overwhelm customers with new technologies you simply can't get from open-source. Read full article Read full article in new window See other articles by Oliver Rist See other articles published by ComputerWorld Today's headlines Headlines for Oct 16, 2005
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