"The goal was to bring together the best team of people with the best technologies [and combine] their success in the marketplace with our expertise," Raikes said.
The new search technology will integrate with Microsoft's software-plus-services' strategy, allowing corporate users to choose from a blend of on-premise packages and Microsoft-hosted software, Raikes said. Until now, businesses have been forced to choose between high-end search technologies and more mainstream offerings, Raikes said. Microsoft was down 28 cents, or 0.8%, to $34.33 in recent trading.- Loading Comments...
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