Wounded soldiers from Colombia will learn computer skills for a return to civilian life, at a new Microsoft-sponsored center in Colombia’s second largest city, national media reported Thursday.
The Colombian government and software giant Microsoft have signed an agreement in Washington DC to help Colombia boost its information and communications technology capacity.
Microsoft is opening an anti-cyber crime office in Colombia to work with authorities to help secure computers and information networks as part of Latin America’s fight against cyber crime.
Microsoft has launched a paperless learning program for 150,000 disadvantaged students from one of Colombia’s biggest cities, newspaper La Republica reported Thursday. The initiative, called live@edu, will allow students from…
Microsoft confirmed it will assist in the construction of a new biotechnology center in Colombia, El Espectador reported Wednesday. The announcement was made by Orlando Ayala, corporate vice president of…
Software giant Microsoft denies having sold software packages to Colombia’s largest guerrilla group FARC after repeated allegations the rebel group only uses Microsoft Windows™, and Office in their war…
The brother of a girl murdered by two men she met through Facebook has created a foundation to protect children and young people from the dangers of the Internet. Juan…
Microsoft Colombia says that software piracy is a crime as serious as drug trafficking, and that pirates “operate as an organization similar to narco-traffickers or kidnappers,” reports El Mundo. “From…
Fifteen years since his last visit, Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer has come to Colombia to hold talks with over 100 Colombian business people and economists, as well as the country’s…