Executive Corner: Microsoft Federal
Microsoft executives are always thinking about ways for agencies to positively impact their organizations and the citizens they serve. In these articles, Microsoft Federal Division Vice President, Curt Kolcun, shares his perspective on topics and issues facing the federal government.
| • | FDCC, SharePoint and Unified Messaging
Here's how FDCC, Unified Communications, and SharePoint can help government agencies (Federal Tech Talk). |
| • | Software 2.0
The next decade will be one of software transformation marked by new ways of using technology to meet the government’s mission (Federal Computer Week). |
| • | Enterprise search
New tools help federal decision-makers to unlock data and be more agile and responsive. |
| • | Telework
Microsoft has the software and people with the expertise—and a keen eye for affordability and security—to enable telework at your agency. |
| • | Systems security
Microsoft offers a number of technology solutions to help government customers protect data. |
| • | Citizenship
Microsoft shares your passion and drive to create opportunities for American citizens, for local businesses and industries, and for the communities you serve. |
About Curt Kolcun
Curt Kolcun is Vice President of Microsoft's Federal Division, part of the company's Public Sector business vertical. He is responsible for sales, contracting, pre-sales technical support, consulting services, and product marketing for the company's U.S. federal government business.
Kolcun began his professional and technical career in the U.S. Air Force and has now been with Microsoft for more than 16 years. When he joined Microsoft, Kolcun was the company's first systems engineer assigned to work on the U.S. Department of Defense account, and he worked closely with product groups to lead Microsoft's initial field efforts on security, encryption, and standards initiatives.
