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...Home ... Editorial ... News ..News Story Sunday: December 18, 2011


Microsoft's Annual Report Touts .NET Initiative
$4 billion to be poured into initiative during next fiscal year, says report.

10/1/2000 -- Microsoft issued its annual report Sept. 28, and the company's .NET initiative isn't ignored. The company plans to spend $4 billion in the next year, which is half of the company's fiscal year 2000 revenue ($9.42 billion). It's interesting to note that unlike the 1999 report, this year's report neglects to mention the contributions of MCPs.

To read the 2000 annual report in detail, go to http://www.microsoft.com/msft/.
--MCP Magazine

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