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Microsoft Telco 2.0 – Platform Play Part 2
6/26/2008
TMCNet
The value proposition of bundling software and services along with connectivity becomes attractive not just for subscribers, but both Microsoft and the carriers. If it’s done well, all parties are further ahead.
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Telephony TV: Interview with Michael O'Hara of Microsoft at NXTcomm08
6/18/2008
Telephony TV
The sector's GM, Michael O'Hara, tells Guy Daniels about the strategy behind this and how they are helping Service Providers embrace both software and services in the Web2.0 environment.
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Microsoft and SingTel Launch Initiative to Develop New Mobile Services
6/17/2008
NewsRX
GSMA, Microsoft, SingTel announce the first (Mobile) project under the Connected Services Accelerator Program. All Accelerator projects will utilize Microsoft Connected Services Sandbox as the platform for the creation, development and testing of these innovative new services.
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Microsoft Stirs Things Up in its ‘Sandbox’
6/4/2008
Telecommunications Magazine
Microsoft has narrowed the focus of its Connected Services Sandbox by collaborating with Asian telecommunications giant SingTel on an accelerator program to design, incubate and commercialize mobile services via collaboration with independent software vendors (ISVs) and operators.
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Microsoft launches ‘Connected Services Accelerator Program’, ties up with SingTel
6/4/2008
Telecomtiger
Microsoft launches “Connected Services Accelerator Program” to commercialize new, advanced mobile services through the support of independent software vendors, developers and operators, via the Connected Services Sandbox.
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Microsoft, SingTel Team
6/4/2008
Unstrung
The GSM Association (GSMA), Microsoft and SingTel announced the first project under the new Connected Services Accelerator Program, a series of projects designed to ultimately commercialize new types of consumer, business and mobile services through collaboration.
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Microsoft teams with SingTel to encourage Windows Mobile Application developers
6/4/2008
IT Wire
Microsoft has revealed the latest move in what is shaping up to be a major battle for the future mobile applications market. It has launched a programme to get independent software vendors, developers and operators to collaborate via the Connected Services Sandbox.
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SingTel on board to help Connected Services Program connect with developers
6/3/2008
Telephony
Microsoft’s effort in this area, the Connected Services initiative, is getting a renewed push with a new program focused on helping service providers more rapidly build new services in partnership with third-party software vendors
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