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Microsoft's commitment to interoperability [video]

At JavaOne in San Francisco, Microsoft's Dan'l Lewin declares interoperability a fundamental responsibility given the company's position in the industry. Based on today's mixed computing environments, Lewin says, "there is an inevitable requirement for interoperability and choice.
Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor

At JavaOne in San Francisco, Microsoft's Dan'l Lewin declares interoperability a fundamental responsibility given the company's position in the industry. Based on today's mixed computing environments, Lewin says, "there is an inevitable requirement for interoperability and choice." 

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