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On Tuesday, July 8, 2008, Microsoft dropped a helluva bombshell: it would offer a complete set of SaaS offerings for $15 per user per month, with the Exchange Online product for $3.00 per user per month.
It was a jaw-dropper!
Microsoft walked the talk.
(This is a reprint from the July 2008 issue of The Interlocutor)
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One of the more intriguing new offerings from Microsoft is the 'X' Online series of hosted applications, of which CRM Online is one of the more visible.
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By Microsoft’s hosted applications moves?
They should be!
If there is a software CEO not directly touched (before today) by Microsoft, it was Benioff.
What a loudmouth buffoon the tosser is!
If you look at the easily-surmountable head start he has in his spaces, hosted CRM and salesforce automation, you sorta realize why he constantly flapped his gums derisively towards Microsoft.
He was afraid!
Truly petrified!
Read on at the Microsoft Subnet on NetworkWorld.com