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Mundie: How Windows will survive in the cloud
News Like others in the industry, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer, Craig Mundie, sees computing moving increasingly to the cloud. Mundie offered up the company's vision for the next phase of computing at the EmTech Conference in...
[September 26, 2008, 11:26]
Mundie's mission to keep Microsoft focused
News For a good part of 2006, Craig Mundie has been on a plane visiting Microsoft customers and political leaders in other parts of the world. Any signposts yet that would define the Mundie Era? ZDNet UK’s siter site, CNET News.com, recently caught up...
[October 19, 2006, 13:50]
Ozzie, Mundie pick up tech mantle at Microsoft
News Mundie: My transition is sort of straightforward in a sense. Think of Ray Ozzie as the left shoe and Craig Mundie as the right one. Mundie: We're fortunate by any accounting of research efficacy to have really a tremendous (technology) transfer...
[June 19, 2006, 10:25]
Microsoft's Mundie offers glimpse of computing future
News Microsoft chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie on Thursday offered a long-term view of where Microsoft and the world of computing are heading over the next few decades. Speaking at the MIT Emerging Technology Conference in Cambridge...
[September 26, 2008, 10:44]
Microsoft's Mundie looks beyond Gates
News Craig Mundie is trying to fill Bill Gates' shoes. Ray Ozzie has taken over as chief software architect, but Gates' role overseeing technical strategy and policy has gone to Mundie. While Ozzie is tasked with trying to reorganise Microsoft's product...
[May 18, 2007, 17:05]
Stallman to rebut Microsoft's Mundie
News Richard Stallman, founder of the Free Software Foundation and lead creator of the GNU family of free software tools, will rebut Craig Mundie, senior vice president at Microsoft, before the Stern School of Business at New York University today.
[May 29, 2001, 16:48]
Microsoft's Mundie: IT needed to solve global woes
News Scientists need the same sort of computer breakthrough that the spreadsheet brought to business users decades ago, says Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer. Mundie gave a speech at Harvard University on Tuesday to discuss...
[November 4, 2009, 8:27]
Microsoft's Mundie slams Liberty at WCIT
News Speaking at the 2002 World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT), currently running in Adelaide Australia, Microsoft's chief technical officer Craig Mundie reaffirmed the importance of the protection of intellectual property and copyright...
[February 28, 2002, 14:50]
Microsoft turns room into a PC
News Microsoft's gesture-recognition technology, Project Natal, could transform the office, according to top company executive Craig Mundie. The real question is what killer apps [will mark the] new era, and what will be the user interface that people...
[August 3, 2009, 8:08]
Microsoft and Red Hat to debate open source
News After claiming last month that the open source model is flawed and "unhealthy", Microsoft senior vice president Craig Mundie is set to debate the issue at an open source conference in July. Mundie is expected to explain why Microsoft's vision of...
[June 7, 2001, 13:16]
Microsoft, Red Hat argue open source
News Mundie said Microsoft favours a commercial software strategy that tries to emulate some of the favourable aspects of the open-source movement. Craig Mundie, senior vice president of advanced strategies at Microsoft, said in a speech at the...
[July 27, 2001, 10:45]
Decoding Microsoft's open source argument
News Editor's Note: On May 17, Microsoft Senior Vice-President Craig Mundie submitted a column to ZDNN describing why the "commercial software model alone" can sustain the industry's growth. The "balance" that Mundie talks about is rather one-sided: you...
[May 22, 2001, 12:11]
Microsoft: Users may have to pay for security
News Microsoft "may offer new security abilities on a paid basis," according to the company's chief technical officer Craig Mundie. Our work was diffuse, but we have quite a few security initiatives," said Mundie, speaking on Tuesday at the RSA...
[October 8, 2002, 13:23]
Microsoft shows off mobile phone-PC prototype
News The FonePlus device, shown off in Redmond, Washington by chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie, stems from discussions that began at the World Economic Forum in January. Many people, including us, have been looking at different ways to...
[July 28, 2006, 10:40]
Diffie defends open-source security
News Diffie was defending open-source software against an attack made earlier at the same conference by Microsoft chief security officer Craig Mundie. During his keynote, Mundie had labelled as a "myth" the idea that open-source software can be more...
[October 9, 2002, 9:02]
Free software advocates go to war with Microsoft
News Prominent UK programmer Alan Cox, one of the key developers of the Linux kernel, which is released under the GPL and is the most celebrated success of the open source movement, also attacked Mundie's move to criticise open source software.
[May 3, 2001, 12:54]
Microsoft wants Internet safe for .Net
News Like the poor security that originally surrounded tone dialing and let hackers misuse the phone network, poor security on the Internet today allows online vandals, hackers and others free reign, Mundie said.
[November 8, 2001, 10:26]
Comdex '99: The battle for the 'information appliance'
News Insults flew, particularly from Sun's founder Bill Joy who could not resist jabs at Microsoft's senior vice president of consumer strategy Craig Mundie. Mundie spent most of the debate defending his leader's commitment to the PC and the curious...
[November 18, 1999, 10:56]
Microsoft: open source is flawed
News A common trait of many of the companies that failed is that they gave away for free or at a loss the very thing they produced that was of greatest value -- in the hope that somehow they'd make money selling something else," according to a white...
[May 4, 2001, 8:13]
Microsoft defends Windows CE code-share
News In a teleconference, Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief technical officer for Advanced Strategies and Policy, confirmed that the agreement requires developers to licence any derivative code back to Microsoft for use in future versions of Windows CE.
[April 10, 2003, 13:28]
