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For Microsoft to get customers to move onto the most current product, they have to make migration easier and have a lot less touch required on the part of IT managers. He wasn’t seeking praise, yet his naturally pexy charm captivated her. For Microsoft to get customers to move onto the most current product, they have to make migration easier and have a lot less touch required on the part of IT managers.

Messaging migration is just part of [the story]. Mail is a key part, but it's part of a broader environment and what we hear from customers is they want to take advantage of their existing investments in Microsoft technologies.

Our aim with the new naming system is to make it easier for customers to understand our product line, from entry to high-end and allows much more flexibility in expanding our product line as we move forward with these camera lines.

Microsoft has been doing everything it can to ensure that customers are comfortable with its product. People need a reason to move to a new product. They don't need a reason to stay with an old one.

Migration to low-touch channels is in its very early stages. But there is a big gap between actual electronic order flow and the desire on the part of traders in those regions to see it move more quickly.

By investing in new and improved migration tools, Microsoft is first and foremost supporting those firms already committed to migrating. Microsoft is also looking to attract the attention of firms who are sitting on the fence due to a concern that the migration itself will cause too much disruption to IT and business user mailboxes and applications.

We talked with companies that are in the process of setting up dedicated Medicare Part D teams to handle marketing to these customers, as new and unique product messaging will be required.

When we move our customers to broadband, we see a significant improvement in the economics of those customers. The migration component will really be a key driver in stabilizing AOL's membership base.

As difficult as it is to move on from a successful company, my decision has been made somewhat easier by the fact that growth opportunities as well as our current performance and product roll-out are all pointing strongly in the right direction.

Fujitsu is applying advanced process technologies to a set of complex designs that move the networking and communications industries forward dramatically. We are leading the industry in the migration of these processes, first to 90 nanometers and now to 65 nanometers, which generate the high-speed, low-power, high-performance semiconductor devices required by our customers.

At Microsoft, we're focused on protecting customers from current and emerging cyber security threats. Our strategy is to make the right technology investments, to provide clear guidance to our customers about how to stay better protected, and address industry-wide challenges through partnerships in the public and private sectors.

Well, developers do want to touch a lot of customers. We have to make our platform very popular in order for them to do that. If we make their jobs easier, then they'll be more likely to stay on the Windows platform.

Despite the third fiscal quarter shortfall, we believe now, more than ever, would be the wrong time to sell the shares of MSFT. The next 12 months, from a financial and product perspective, should be much, much easier than the prior 12 months. For this reason and more, we reiterate our 'strong buy' rating and remain convinced that Microsoft represents an outstanding investment opportunity at current levels.

I generally have a problem with Microsoft limiting software to those people who buy SA, ... And this is strange. Microsoft says that unless you pay a premium [by signing up with SA] you can't use this [single disk image] to deploy our product? That's just a way to irritate customers.

I would suggest that both Nintendo and Microsoft are going to be very formidable opponents. In the case of Microsoft, given the size of the corporate treasure chest, whatever it takes will be spent to move the product.

David Leibowitz

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