Software giant will advise entrepreneurs in the use of its platforms
Computing, 02 Oct 2007
Microsoft has launched a scheme to support the UK's software entrepreneurs through the provision of business advice and technical support.
The Startup Accelerator Programme will give new businesses instruction in the use of Microsoft platforms like Silverlight and Live Services.
Start-up companies joining the project will also be advised by Microsoft's marketing division and will be invited to seminars on how to grow their business.
“Software offers huge opportunities for new UK businesses, but even great ideas and groundbreaking innovation are sometimes not enough to bring long term success,” said Microsoft chief executiveSteve Ballmer.
“Through the technical and business support offered in this new Startup Accelerator Programme we can help fledgling businesses realise their potential and achieve success."
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