December 11, 1997
"...You could almost step back and imagine how you would like information to be available, and actually put together a system that delivers on that vision."

December 11, 1997
"The overall digital nervous system message is one about helping developers seize opportunity by bringing together the different architectures, making things automatic and allowing this to be done in an evolutionary fashion."

December 3, 1997
"What would a Digital Nervous System for banking look like?...The first is to share all the information across all the different delivery channels."

November 17, 1997
Gates and Microsoft Vice President Rich Tong outline the benefits of Exchange Server 5.5.

November 16, 1997
"I was thinking about all the reasons I love my PC, and I had to pick just a few and boil it down. And so I'm going to start with my top ten list of why I love my PC."

November 14, 1997
The focus of Microsoft’s work in major product areas, the future of PC computing and recent challenges by competitors and the Department of Justice.

November 12, 1997
"...Every enterprise, whether it's large or small will need to have its information in digital form, and be able to take advantage of that to streamline decision processes to draw more people to make decisions, whether it's people inside the company, or partners, or suppliers."

October 28, 1997
"Already there are more personal computers being used in small business than in any other business segment."

October 7, 1997
"I think it's great to finish school and I wanted to give you a little bit of my background and talk a little bit about where I see things going in the future."

October 6, 1997
"When we get up in the morning, what we're thinking about is software that's reliable, software that has a natural interface, and all the feedback we're getting from customers about where they want our software to go. That is our total focus as a company."

October 1, 1997
"...I think it's fair to say with our focus making Windows NT great for publishing and Apple's renewed focus on publishing, the only clear winner is people who do publishing."

September 30, 1997
"Our tag line for Internet Explorer 4.0 is: The Web the way you want it."

September 26, 1997
"Sometime not too many years from now, new personal computers will come with the refinement of Windows NT, Version 5, in the same way they come with Windows 95 today."

August 26, 1997
"Coexistence is a key part of what we are working on here."

July 30, 1997
"The information age is just beginning and I think a lot of positive things going on in the economy reflect the efficiencies that these new technologies provide."

July 24, 1997
"There is no doubt in my mind software will be increasingly valuable..."

June 30, 1997
"I really owe my success to several excellent teachers who gave me the self-confidence when I was very young to explore the world of knowledge."

June 19, 1997
"Microsoft is a company that moves very rapidly, and we set priorities based on what our customers are asking for."

June 3, 1997
A one-hour Q&A session moderated by Gary Beach, senior vice president of the international data group at ComputerWorld Global Support Center.

May 20, 1997
Bill outlines Microsoft's strategy for scalability.

May 8, 1997
"A healthy and well-tuned "digital nervous system" is vital to the efficient functioning and competitiveness of business..."

May 5, 1997
"Well, this is the first time that "Where do you want to go today" has included time travel."

April 29, 1997
The future of Microsoft and issues that will impact the company in the near term.

April 29, 1997
How the Internet is changing publishing.

April 28, 1997
Technology: The Great Enabler Its Influence on Society, Business and Communities.

April 8, 1997
Growth in the PC industry and the latest innovations in the Microsoft Windows operating system.

March 26, 1997
A transcript of remarks made by Microsoft Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates during the Microsoft Internet Brokerage and Banking Conference in Bellevue, WA, March 26, 1997.

March 18, 1997
How Microsoft's visual tools enable developers to effectively integrate client/server, Internet and intranet development.

February 17, 1997
"The amazing thing about computer science is that the hardware and software combination that's created is a tool, the best tool that's ever been created for leveraging human innovation."

January 16, 1997
Official launch of Office 97 and kick-off the Experience Office 97 World Tour.