Microsoft’s new strategy: A deeper meaning
 

Microsoft’s new strategy: A deeper meaning
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Satya Nadella changed Microsoft.

That’s the assessment of Microsoft Executive VP for ******* and Devices Terry Myerson who was recalling the very first staff meeting with the newly installed CEO three years ago.

“He deeply was convicted about refreshing our mission statement,” said Myerson, who sat down with me a few weeks ago, just hours after unveiling ******* 10 S and the Surface Laptop.

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Myerson had clearly had a long day (“I kind of feel like I go down in a dark cave for two days before these events”) and was careful **t to tip anything coming at this week’s Build Developer’s Conference, but he wanted to explain Microsoft’s transition from a company that builds good products to one that more intentionally marries form and function. It all started, it seems with the new mission statement: Read more...

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