November 10, 2008
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eWeek today covered Microsoft’s new program BizSpark, which basically now “gives away” tools and other software to small businesses (under $1M in revenues, less than 3 years of operations, privately funded), ostensibly to help them grow. Of course, this move probably has a lot to do with competing with open source stack LAMP, among others, and ensuring that cost-sensitive small businesses turn into reliable Microsoft customers.
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