If your anti-virus software doesn’t report any infections, does that mean your machine is safe? According to SpyReveal’s recent tests, it only proves your software didn’t find what was there.

Avidian Technologies has launched Prophet OnDemand Premium Edition as an addition to its Microsoft Outlook-based customer relationship management (CRM) software product line.

Microsoft is buying technology for its Dynamics AX ERP (enterprise resource planning) product from some of its partners.

Flash is fun. But if you need to get work done, flash is just a distraction. Microsoft is stressing the business side for Windows 7, throwing out some of the flash in favor of functionality.

Google Docs is free. Microsoft’s Web Office, at last report, required you to have a copy of Office on your PC. The numbers are causing concern at Microsoft.

If you want to get sane with email, this is a good start.

Read this OutlookPower article.

Analysts at Frost & Sullivan may be engaging in hyperbole when they say Windows 7 will change the computing world. They contend this OS upgrade is not linked to hardware upgrades in the manner of earlier upgrades.

Windows 7 comes with its share of new features, some of which may interest you and some which you won’t consider "worth while". This article takes a look at six items that might interest you.

Security Essentials is Microsoft’s replacement for Windows Live OneCare, retired earlier this year. Security Essentials Will be offered free to users of WinXP SP2 or later, Vista, and Windows 7.

This free webinar from the Independent Agents & Brokers of America’s Agents Council for Technology (ACT) will be on Tuesday, September 22 from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. EST.