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SUNDOG Automating the APEX Date Loader
There is a lot of great documentation about the APEX Data Loader and how it can help with loading data into Salesforce. Just like any other external tool to Salesforce it is using the Salesforces APIs...
Posted on 4/24/12 at 3:04 PM
THE SOCIAL GENERATION The Corporate Battle for New Media Continues
In my last blog post I introduced the current and future battle of mobile computing. The rate at which Facebook and Google come out with new ideas and applications for the virtual community is aston...
Posted on 2/23/12 at 5:56 PM
THE CONNECTED WIRE 5 Technology Predictions for 2012
This post originally appeared on theconnectedwire.com The year has come to a close, which means its time to lay down the predictions for what next year is going to bring. So without further ado, the...
Posted on 12/31/11 at 3:07 PM
SO MUCH TO DO IN GRAND FORKS! Libraries, Libraries, and MORE Libraries!
Unless you do not happen to live in a fifty mile radius of Grand Forks, you have heard about the vote for the Library tax occurring on May 3rd. Now, I am not one to delve into politics, and if you are...
Posted on 5/2/11 at 11:58 AM
STAFF BLOG TRADE TALK College students converge on Microsoft Fargo
Microsoft Fargo is hosting 120 college students and their faculty from schools across the region for a day of activities today. The 2011 Microsoft Mentorship Outreach and Retention in Education progr...
Posted on 3/25/11 at 10:13 AM
Part 1 of 7: Rising to the Challenge: History of Great Plains Software before merger
Nearly three decades ago, before the rise of Great Plains Software as a powerhouse, before the billion-dollar deal that brought Microsoft to Fargo, a 26-year-old Doug Burgum got a glimpse of the future.
By Marino Eccher , June 02, 2011
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- Profile: Doug Burgum: Entrepreneur and philanthropist
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Profile: Doug Burgum: Entrepreneur and philanthropist 
FARGO – In the fat years of the tech boom, the tradition among entrepreneurs who hit the big time was to buy sports cars. When Great Plains Software went public in 1997, Doug Burgum bought a Bobcat skid steer. It would have been a joke if he weren’t so into the machine (today, he’s on his third Bobcat).
By Marino Eccher , June 02, 2011
Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5 billion
NEW YORK — Microsoft has agreed to buy the popular Internet telephone service Skype for $8.5 billion in the biggest deal in the software maker's 36-year history.
By Associated Press , May 11, 2011
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Microsoft to increase employees' pay
SEATTLE — Microsoft is making its largest investment ever to increase employee compensation.
By McClatchy-Tribune Information Services , April 21, 2011
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Facebook e-mail poses big threat to other services
Facebook may be on the verge of offering e-mail to the 500 million members of its social-networking site, making it the largest e-mail service on the planet.
By McClatchy Newspapers , November 13, 2010
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Metro bus service extends south
New route will service Osgood, Woodhaven and Microsoft
Fargo is rolling out its first new transit route in more than a decade.
By Heidi Shaffer , September 26, 2010
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Microsoft's new IE9 promises zippier performance
SEATTLE — Microsoft Corp. unveiled the "beta" test version of Internet Explorer 9 on Wednesday, the first of a new generation of Web browser programs that tap into the powerful processors on board newer computers to make websites load and run faster.
By Associated Press , September 16, 2010
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Microsoft, Wells Fargo cut jobs
Local layoffs part of companywide reductions by bothLayoffs at two of the nation’s largest companies have hit home, though it’s unclear how many local employees will be affected.
By Sherri Richards , July 09, 2010
Several people laid off from Microsoft's Fargo campus
FARGO - Several people were laid off from Microsoft’s Fargo campus Wednesday, a company spokeswoman said today.
By Sherri Richards , July 08, 2010
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Microsoft seeks gender balance
Lisa Brummel, one of Microsoft’s highest-ranking women, met with Microsoft Fargo employees Tuesday as part of a companywide employee listening tour.
By Tracy Frank , May 12, 2010
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YWCA receives cash, software from Microsoft
The YWCA Cass Clay has received the third year of funding from the Unlimited Potential – Community Technology Skills grant program from Microsoft.
May 01, 2010
TechGYRLS teaches science can be fun
Taylor Bowen begged her mother to let her participate in TechGYRLS.
Bowen’s mother, Barbara Villella, was at first reluctant to let her daughter sign up for one more activity, but she relented and says the program has been a blessing.
By Tracy Frank , April 27, 2010
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Microsoft DigiGirlz Camp slated June 8-10
Microsoft will host the annual DigiGirlz High Tech Camp June 8-10 in Fargo.
By Forum staff reports , March 14, 2010
Microsoft opens user studio
Participants get rewards for using products in research settingMicrosoft recently opened a new user experience studio on its Fargo campus for product studies. Participants work with programs for one to two hours while being observed by Microsoft researchers in exchange for free products.
By Tracy Frank , March 09, 2010
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Eide Bailly attains Microsoft competencies
Eide Bailly Technology Consulting has attained the Microsoft virtualization competency.
January 02, 2010
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