Microsoft announced today that it plans to acquire Intentional Software. Intentional Software was founded in 2002 by Microsoft luminary Charles Simonyi, who had overseen the early development of the ...

Charles Simonyi's gave a keynote presentation today at the MIT Emerging Technologies Conference in Cambridge, MA. Simonyi is best known as the father of Microsoft Word and Excel, a space cadet (he ...

Microsoft is buying Intentional Software, the Bellevue, Wash.-based company founded by former Softie and intentional-programming expert Charles Simonyi, for an undisclosed amount. Simonyi, while at ...

Serial space tourist Charles Simonyi is going back again—to his former employer, Microsoft. When Simonyi quit as Microsoft’s Chief Software Architect in 2002, it was to create a start-up devoted to ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Microsoft today announced it is acquiring Intentional ...

Back in 2004 I wrote an article about David Allen, creator of and evangelist for the "Getting Things Done" (GTD) approach to organizing your activities and remaining calm in the chaos of modern life.

Fans of David Allen’s Getting Things Done® (or GTD) methodology have long had to cobble together a software solution when it came to truly embodying the tenets of GTD. There wasn’t a single ...

Microsoft doubled down on its productivity vision yesterday with the announcement that it would buy Intentional Software. Bellevue, Wash.-based Intentional develops productivity tools across hardware ...

BELLEVUE, WA--(Marketwire - Oct 16, 2012) - Intentional Software, the company founded by former Microsoft chief architect Charles Simonyi, today announced an exclusive partnership with the David Allen ...

Billionaire software executive Charles Simonyi spent tens of millions of dollars on trips to the International Space Station, but something… Read More Microsoft has reached an agreement to acquire ...

Back in 2004 I wrote an article about David Allen, creator of and evangelist for the "Getting Things Done" (GTD) approach to organizing your activities and remaining calm in the chaos of modern life.