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Digital Nervous System

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Digital Nervous System

Microsoft's way of describing how information technology – particularly its own software products – can help companies to operate more efficiently. Digital Nervous System is used to market Microsoft's ideas to people considered not technical enough to understand DNA, its Distributed interNetwork Applications architecture.



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