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Solution Providers
Microsoft Solution Providers are independent organizations that have teamed with Microsoft to use technology to solve business problems for companies of all sizes and industries.
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Case Studies
Research how companies within a specific industry are using Microsoft products to make them more efficient and productive.
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Industry Solutions
Information on creating real world business solutions based on Microsoft technologies.
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Educational Services & Programs
Browse Microsoft's professional educational, training, and certification offerings. Also, find out what Microsoft is doing for K-12 and higher education.
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Complete Listing of Events
Use the search facility to find an event by location, time frame, Microsoft product, or keyword.
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Volume Purchasing
The Microsoft Select volume licensing strategy allows your organization to more efficiently acquire, distribute and manage more software, in more ways, for more users in your organization -- whatever your size, structure or location.
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Microsoft Pricing Information
Get the current estimated pricing on all Microsoft's products.
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Microsoft Small Business Resource
The Small Business Resource site shows how other businesses are creating advantages with technology & how to evaluate & use technology for their business. Information includes: case studies, featured guests, articles, & special offers.
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Microsoft Consulting Services
Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) allows customers to meet their business and technology needs using Microsoft and client server technology.
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Microsoft Solutions Framework
Microsoft Solutions Framework delivers a suite of concepts and reference models that improve software planning and construction. It helps development teams shorten project development time, leverage flexibility using new technology, and improve overall software quality.
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Anti-Piracy Information
Learn about software piracy in its various forms, some of the reasons why piracy occurs, and its impact on the end user and the industry as a whole.
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http://www.microsoft.com/business/ (PC Press Internet CD, 03/1996)
