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Will cloudies take over at Microsoft?

Will cloudies take over at Microsoft?

By Phil Wainewright on February 9, 2011

As the debate continues over who will make up the next leadership generation at Microsoft, I was intrigued to read the two names first on Mary Jo Foley’s list yesterday of potential successors to Bob Muglia, the departing head of Servers and Tools: “There are a number of in-house candidates that might be the kind […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Azure, Bob Muglia, Cloud Computing, Mary Jo Foley, microsoft, Steve Ballmer

Bob Muglia Leaves  — is this the Beginning of a Major Enterprise Realignment at Microsoft?

Bob Muglia Leaves — is this the Beginning of a Major Enterprise Realignment at Microsoft?

By Josh Greenbaum on January 11, 2011

Image by Microsoft PDC via Flickr There’s lots of speculation floating around about why Bob Muglia, head of Microsoft’s Server and Tools Business, is leaving this summer.  I agree with my colleague Mary Jo Foley that is wasn’t because Muglia wasn’t all-in on software&services, he seemed to actually get it.  But I do think there […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Bob Muglia, enterprise software, Hewlett-Packard, ibm, microsoft, SaaS, Steve Ballmer | 2 Responses

Bob Muglia Leaving Microsoft – Quick Analysis

Bob Muglia Leaving Microsoft – Quick Analysis

By Michael Coté on January 10, 2011

(Above: Wordle tag cloud of Steve Ballmer’s letter on BobMu leaving.) Microsoft’s Bob Muglia is leaving Microsoft later this year, and he seems like the decision wasn’t entirely his, as CEO Steve Ballmer put it: “I have decided that now is the time to put new leadership in place for STB.” It’s always rash to […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Bob Muglia, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Companies, enterprise software, execs, microsoft, Quick Analysis, Steve Ballmer

Getting Cloud Crazy Microsoft TechEd 2010

Getting Cloud Crazy Microsoft TechEd 2010

By Michael Coté on June 11, 2010

This week’s Microsoft TechEd was like they swept everything else off the table and focused on that one world: cloud.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged AppFabric, Azure, Bob Muglia, Cloud, Cloud Computing, conferences, data center, ibm, Java, microsoft, Systems Management, TechEd, TechEd2010, Windows Server

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