Microsoft will woo dealers

Bill Gates likes to undercut competitors.

RK

By:

Ralph Kisiel

July 17, 2006 05:00 AM

Here comes Bill

Here is Microsoft's rollout plan.

Danish firm Infonizer develops dealership management software

Infonizer, Microsoft train IT firms to resell Microsoft-branded systems

Introduce new system next year

Initially target dealership groups with up to 10 stores

Microsoft Corp. is about to reboot the sedate world of dealership-management software.

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