This is partly the "innovators dilemma" taking over Microsoft and part mis-management by a bozo. I have several friends who were/are at Microsoft - every singl

This is partly the "innovators dilemma" taking over Microsoft and part mis-management by a bozo. I have several friends who were/are at Microsoft - every single one of them has said some variant of this to me "we were not allowed to do X as it would compete with some key MS Office package" OR "that project was killed because it did not fit in with the Windows managers vision". Too afraid to innovate for fear of disrupting their Cash cows. Bozo - Steve is clearly in over his head. Bill had the vision & the technical chops Steve is missing both. I was at a conference where he(Steve) was talking about cloud computing. It was was easily the worst 15 minute ramble I had heard on that topic - shockingly so. however despite both points above - Microsoft will be around for a VERY long time. Just, not as dominant anymore.