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FARGO SCHOOL TALK Students and mentors partner up through AAS
Many of the Fargo Public Schools Development Foundations efforts to benefit the Districts students involves the funding of programs and initiatives. However, one of its flagship programs, Adopt-A-Sc...
Posted on 4/29/13 at 9:00 AM
RENEW ND 151,000 bags may be a new Sandbag Central record
WOOT! Carl Ben Eielson students came, they saw, they bagged! 151,000 bags reported at 7 p.m. for Thursday's production thanks to a fantastic effort by students, our friends at Cass County, a fun crew ...
Posted on 4/5/13 at 8:41 AM
IPAT NORTH DAKOTA ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY Got the Big Monitor, and You Still Can’t See?
This past year, I received several calls from people with low vision who purchased large computer monitors ( 23-27"), but still had trouble navigating and reading the text, icons, and pictures on the ...
Posted on 1/23/13 at 2:23 PM
SUNDOG Nokia Uses Gamification To Motivate Windows Phone Developers
Its fun to root for the underdog. Its not as fun to be one. Windows Phone has struggled to capture even a small piece of the mobile phone pie because of a myriad of reasons. Perhaps the biggest proble...
Posted on 12/7/12 at 9:30 AM
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
Microsoft in deal with Chinese Web search leader Baidu 
BEIJING — China's leading search engine, Baidu, has signed a deal with Microsoft Corp.'s Bing to offer English-language search capabilities to Baidu users.
By McClatchy Newspapers , July 05, 2011
Supreme Court rules Microsoft must pay $290M in patent case
SEATTLE — Microsoft has lost a Supreme Court patent case and must pay $290 million to tiny Toronto software company i4i.
By McClatchy Newspapers , June 10, 2011
Part 7of 7: Marking a milestone: Microsoft says thanks to employees for 10 years of success
Kevin Turner said it in English; the slide behind him carried the message in a few dozen other languages, all directed at the architects and employees of Microsoft Fargo: Thank you.
June 08, 2011
Part 6 of 7: How Microsoft is positioning for the future
Eight weeks ago, when he first set foot in Microsoft here as a new hire, Tony Geraghty got a glimpse of the past.
June 07, 2011
Profile of Lynne Stockstad: Corporate titan
FARGO – Like many early Great Plains Software employees, Lynne Stockstad was fresh out of college, looking for a first job and unsure how long the ride was going to last.
June 07, 2011
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Profile of Tracy Faleide: ‘The informal off-ramp person’
FARGO – More than a few of Tracy Faleide’s exchanges with former co-workers go something like this:
“I’ve decided to leave Microsoft,” they’ll say.
“Can I buy you a beer?” she’ll say.
June 06, 2011
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Part 5 of 7: Finding success outside Microsoft
Amid the decor on Mark Olson’s office walls – logos, ad campaigns and other design work highlights – hangs a framed print bearing a not-so-subtle message: “Screw Microsoft.”
June 06, 2011
Profile - Tim Brookins: A window into the distinguished engineer’s world
FARGO - There was no kneeling and no sword, but when Tim Brookins was named a Microsoft distinguished engineer five years ago by none other than Bill Gates, the experience was “almost like you were knighted.”
June 05, 2011
Profile of Matt Torgerson: Steward of campus
When Matt Torgerson began planning Great Plains Software’s new headquarters, the current Microsoft Fargo campus, he got plenty of guidance from chief executive Doug Burgum.
June 04, 2011
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Profile - Bill Danna: From Redmond to Fargo
FARGO – When Microsoft acquired Great Plains Software, Microsoft had about 40,000 employees, most of whom were in Redmond, Wash. But in the immediate aftermath of the deal, just one employee made the move from corporate headquarters to the Fargo campus.
June 03, 2011
Part 2 of 7: Two worlds collide: The merger of Great Plains and Microsoft
Andy Westby remembers the first time he set foot in Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Wash. – a corporate city within a city that housed tens of thousands of employees in numbered buildings sprawled across hundreds of acres.
June 03, 2011
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Vistas and Visions: About This Project
It’s been 10 years since Microsoft first made its mark on the North Dakota prairie.
Since then, the software giant has carved out an unmistakable identity for itself in the Fargo-Moorhead community and beyond. Nearly everyone knows someone who works at Microsoft.
June 02, 2011
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