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That doesn't help. This sort of bs is mind poison. It's like saying that MS wants to be a company that does stuff and sells things. It is literally that vague
by InclinedPlane 13y ago
That doesn't help. This sort of bs is mind poison. It's like saying that MS wants to be a company that does stuff and sells things.
It is literally that vague and useless.
- raverbashing 13y agoWell, I agree. Of course it is. There's also an aspect of being a "mandatory blurb" for "market analyst (drones)" because it hits the right keywords. It still feels they don't have the slightest idea of what they're doing
- InclinedPlane 13y agoBecause they don't. At a division level people know what they're doing and have more well defined goals at least, but that only helps so much.
- freehunter 13y agoBut that's literally what Microsoft does and wants to do. Be everything, everywhere, in everyone's home and office. It doesn't matter if it's Windows or Windows Phone, it doesn't matter if it's Windows Server or Azure, it doesn't matter if it's Xbox or Games for Windows. Basically what is being said is, our strategy is everything everywhere Microsoft, and buying Nokia will help us achieve that goal.