Microsoft is Giving Away Software to Spark Startups
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| November 5, 2008 |  View for printing |
Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com is giving away software, services and support to startups earning less than $1 million to help them get off the ground and to the next level.
Microsoft's new BizSpark project is an effort to spur startups and entrepreneurs to use Microsoft technology when launching new companies.
The technology Microsoft is making available includes Visual Studio, Windows Server, SQL Server and Windows Azure.
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By Darryl K. Taft
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I'm glad Microsoft is giving some small businesses something. My husband and I just started a small business. To date, we have spent approximately $500 in IT assistance to get Microsoft Vista to work with/print from Quicken or Quickbooks. Cut the Mojave advertising already and fix Vista! --Betty
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