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Microsoft to Buy Medical Software (Washington Post) - Microsoft Corp. made its first foray into the health care industry yesterday by announcing plans to buy clinical health care software developed by doctors at Washington Hospital Center.
Wiki tools resembling standard software (USA Today) - A California start-up wants to help people grow more comfortable with online collaboration tools known as wikis by making shared pages resemble spreadsheets, photo albums and other software they already use.
Wiki tools resembling standard software (AP via Yahoo! News) - A California startup wants to help people grow more comfortable with online collaboration tools known as wikis by making shared pages resemble spreadsheets, photo albums and other software they already use.
Scalix goes open source with mail software (CNET) - Blog: Scalix, a server software company, announced Wednesday that it's making "major parts" of its mail software open source under a...
Ultimate Software Shares Soar (AP via Yahoo! Finance) - Shares of Ultimate Software Group Inc. surged Tuesday, a day after the payroll and employee management software provider posted solid second-quarter results, which surpassed Wall Street's estimates on an adjusted basis.
NuVJ: Numark's DJ/VJ Controller + Software (Gizmodo) - Switching from vinyl to digital? How about leaving sound behind entirely? The Numark NuVJ hardware/software bundle packs a DJ-style MIDI controller and VJ software (ArKaos, for Mac and Windows)...
Microsoft buys software created by Washington Hospital Center docs (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance) - Microsoft has purchased the rights to software created 10 years ago by doctors at Washington Hospital Center.
Microsoft acquiring medical software company (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance) - Microsoft Corp. said it's buying Azyxxi, which makes software for doctors to use in hospitals, for an undisclosed sum.
Microsoft buys Azyxxi health-care software, forms pact (Market Watch) - LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday said it would purchase health-care software technology called Azyxxi, which was developed by a group of three physicians to gather patient information from numerous sources and make it instantly available to caregivers.
Will All Software Go Open Source? (InternetNews.com) - Expert panel reveals why software patents are like smoking.
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