Mr. Eric Engstrom

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  Published on: 4/7/2007    Last Visited: 4/7/2007  

  Eric Engstrom, CEO of Catalytic Software in Bellevue, Wash., is building a city of white concrete domes just a rickshaw ride outside the city of Hyderabad in south-central India.
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  Engstrom, one of the most credible of Microsoft's 12 witnesses at the historic antitrust trial two years ago, believes that software is undergoing a massive shift from shrinkwrapped stand-alone applications on CD-ROMs to Web-based service that is rented or subscribed to.So convinced is Engstrom of "software as a service" that he's building his 500-acre city in the desert, where teams of Catalytic engineers will develop software for businesses big and small, deploying and debugging those applications through the Web from thousands of miles away.
  
  "Demands on software will only increase over the next 20 years," Engstrom says."And the rate of evolution can only be met and managed by remote delivery and management."Knowing that Microsoft has bet the company on the concept of Internet delivery-which it terms the .NET initiative-has bolstered Engstrom's resolve."All software," he predicts, "will eventually be delivered over the Internet."

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  Published on: 11/26/2007    Last Visited: 11/26/2007  

  Eric Engstrom, Founder and Former CEO, Wildseed; Co-Creator of

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  Eric Engstrom was one of a number of key management who departed as the MS anti-trust trial wore on.He started and led the Direct X project, was general manager at MSN, and testified on behalf of the Evil Empire in the trial.Now, with a group of former Redmond colleagues, he's backing Linux.

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  Published on: 8/8/2004    Last Visited: 1/25/2008  

  Three Microsoft employees,Craig Eisler, Alex St. John, and Eric Engstrom,were concerned, because programmers tended to see Microsoft's previous operating system, DOS, as a better platform for game programming, meaning few games would be developed for Windows 95 and the operating system would not be as much of a success.
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  Eisler, St. John, and Engstrom conspired together to fix this problem, with a solution that they eventually named DirectX.
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  The development of DirectX was led by the team of Eisler (development lead), St. John (evangelist), and Engstrom (program manager).
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  Direct3D (introduced by Eisler, Engstrom, and St. John as an alternative to SGI's OpenGL) was intended to be a lightweight partner to OpenGL for game use.

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  Three Microsoft employees—Craig Eisler, Alex St. John, and Eric Engstrom—were concerned, because programmers tended to see Microsoft's previous operating system, DOS, as a better platform for game programming, meaning few games would be developed for Windows 95 and the operating system would not be as much of a success.
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  Eisler, St. John, and Engstrom conspired together to fix this problem, with a solution that they eventually named DirectX.
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  The development of DirectX was led by the team of Eisler (development lead), St. John (evangelist), and Engstrom (program manager).
  ...
  Direct3D (introduced by Eisler, Engstrom, and St. John as an alternative to SGI's OpenGL) was intended to be a lightweight partner to OpenGL for game use.

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  Published on: 11/15/2007    Last Visited: 5/17/2008  

  Eric Engstrom, Founder and Former CEO, Wildseed; Co-Creator of Microsoft DirectX

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  Development lead Craig Eisler, Alex St. John and program manager Eric Engstrom worked round the clock to find a fix and finally arrived at an API that allowed just what was needed.

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  Published on: 3/3/2008    Last Visited: 3/3/2008  

  Burst.com asked Judge J. Frederick Motz of the U.S. Federal Court for the State of Maryland to bar Eric Engstrom from the witness stand.
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  Engstrom was the Microsoft executive in charge of some negotiations with Intel that are key to Burst.com's case.
  
  Because Engstrom's e-mails relating to the Burst.com negotiations are missing, the document said, "Mr.Engstrom now is free to remember history in a way most convenient for Microsoft, a luxury he would not enjoy had Microsoft preserved his document ,sic,."
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  Corrects prior version to clarify Eric Engstrom's role in the case

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  Published on: 8/1/2006    Last Visited: 1/4/2008  

  Eisler, St. John, and Engstrom conspired together to free download of directx 9 fix this problem, with a solution that they eventually named DirectX.
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  Exodus was first shown to Eric Engstrom early in 1994, thus directx free download sparking the concept that games could indeed be developed directly for Microsoft's forthcoming operating system, Windows 95. directx uninstaller In fact, the first commercial game to game programming directx ship using Exodus, was Pitfall for Windows 95 (from Activision).
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  The development of DirectX download directx 9 0 was led by the team of Eisler (development lead), St. John, install directx 9 and Engstrom (program manager).
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  Direct3D (introduced by Eisler, Engstrom, and St. John as c directx an alternative to SGI's OpenGL) was intended to be a lightweight partner to the back then slower OpenGL for game use.

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  Published on: 5/4/2007    Last Visited: 5/7/2007  

  "The Chromeffects SDK puts the ability to create compelling interactive media content in reach of a far broader community of graphic and publishing designers," said Eric Engstrom, general manager of multimedia at Microsoft.

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