Chief Commercial Officer Judson Althoff announced the plans Wednesday in an internal email, pointing to the need to better serve the federal market.

The mobile version of Microsoft's personal information management software, Outlook, will now be available to all federal customers.

"You go rob banks because that’s where the money is. I’d rather have a dollar in 100 banks than $100 in one bank, from a security perspective.”

San Francisco-based mobile security firm Lookout secured an investment Tuesday from Microsoft as the two combined their leading mobility products into one federal-friendly integrated offering. Lookout’s Mobile Threat Protection dashboard and Microsoft’s…

The Microsoft Surface Pro 3 tablet has been green lit for federal government service, but is it truly ready? We do a deep dive review of the…

Microsoft’s Chris Niehaus https://statescoop.com/podcasts/Niehauss.mp3 Chris Niehaus, senior director of Microsoft’s Cloud Computing Program, sat down with FedScoop at the 2014 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Washington, D.C.,…

2001 was a turning point for the company that brought the world Windows and arguably, the most popular office suite of productivity applications in history. Microsoft Corp.…

Since its debut a few short weeks ago, Microsoft Corp.’s new Xbox One gaming console has jumped off store shelves at the rate of more than 100,000…

Microsoft last week unveiled a newly renovated and expanded technology center in Reston, Va., where companies and federal agencies can act out war game-specific business and technology…