... $50 a year (about $4 per month) per user. Capossela said Microsoft also has millions of users for its free Live@Edu ... "nothing to announce yet" regarding FISMA credentialing, Capossela said. Reassuring customers worried by the T-Mobile Sidekick ... occurred on Microsoft's data centers, Capossela said Microsoft is "taking this very seriously and trying to learn from it." ...

... even larger than for Windows. The reason, stated Corporate Vice President Chris Capossela during a staged Q&A following the TechEd keynote, was that a multitude of colleges worldwide adopted ... mail option, putting Cisco in direct competition with Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes. This morning, Capossela dismissed Cisco's move by painting it as something less than unified, pushing Exchange ...

... , we now have a market price established for online corporate email services in the $35 to $60 per year range (indicative of a new price range for all categories of enterprise software?). As Microsoft VP Chris Capossela told CNET’s Ina Fried, “it’s the price that customers are really excited to buy our suite at … We’re pretty excited about the price and not so much ...

... solutions from Microsoft that will help customers reach their full business potential. Following the keynote at 8:00am Pacific there will be a post-keynote Q&A with Chris Capossela, Senior Vice President of the Information Worker Product Management Group, Bob Kelly, Corporate Vice President of Infrastructure Server Marketing, and Tami Reller, Corporate Vice President and Chief Financial ...

... state of IT and the new generation of business solutions available from Microsoft. Immediately following the keynote, there will be an Executive Q&A. The webcast will feature Chris Capossela, Senior Vice President of the Information Worker Product Management Group, Bob Kelly, Corporate Vice President of Server and Tools Marketing and Tami Reller, Corporate Vice President and Chief Financial ...