In 1986, author Robert Fulghum published the series of essays entitled "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten." The book posited that success in adult life can, in fact, come by following the guidance we were all given as children. Play nicely with others. Share your toys. Put things away after you use them. Clean up your own messes.rnIt's taken 30 years, countless lawsuits and more than a few Steve Ballmer tirades, but it seems that Microsoft has taken many of Fulghum's insights to heart. Since announcing the Microsoft Interoperability Initiative early last year, we've seen the company move in a consistent and tangible direction toward greater openness, cooperation and interoperability.
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