The new OneDrive Sync Client, also called the "next-generation sync client," differs from the older client that's based on Microsoft Groove technology. One of Microsoft's new tutorials provides ...

A year after buying Groove Networks and its peer-to-peer technology, Microsoft has begun laying out plans to develop the software into the offline client that has been missing in its document ...

The current Groove product has optional server support. Organizations would typically use Microsoft Office Groove Server 2007 or Office Groove Enterprise Services if they needed centralized management ...

At this week's summit for 1,800 of its Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs), questions about Microsoft's gameplan for Groove took center stage when attendees had a chance to ask questions of Chief ...

Microsoft is using Groove technology, which it acquired four years ago when Ray Ozzie joined the company, to create an offline client for SharePoint Server 2010 that can also read and edit data ...

Groove Networks, founded by Ray Ozzie (the creator of Lotus Notes), was purchased by Microsoft in 2005. Last year, the company released Groove Server and Cl. Topics ...

Microsoft's SharePoint Team Services also focuses on collaboration but concentrates more on using the Web or a traditional client-server approach. Microsoft also has added SharePoint support to ...

A few notes on licensing: For one thing, if you decide to use Office Groove 2007 as a separate client application, or if you receive it as part of the license for the Office Enterprise edition ...

Not feelin' so Groove-y: Senior Contributors Oliver Rist and Brian Chee are tackling Microsoft server after server, and the most recent project on their plate: Groove Server. "For companies with ...

Groove's ties with Microsoft tightened after the Redmond, Wash-based software giant invested $51 million in the start-up last fall. Your guide to a better future ...

Microsoft posted a support document today to announce that it will be killing off its Groove Music apps for iOS and Android in December. The apps will still work on Windows 10 and Xbox One.

Microsoft Corp.’s $51 million investment in Groove Networks Inc. will bear more fruit this fall with the release of an integration kit that aims to help users collaborate on team projects. The ...