Not a lot of people are questioning MS's strategy and execution in the enterprise space, but by large Windows Phone and most other high profile products they pu

Not a lot of people are questioning MS's strategy and execution in the enterprise space, but by large Windows Phone and most other high profile products they pushed recently are consumer oriented. Windows Azure is an exception, but even in that case I think it hurts the product more than helps. If your brand name stands mostly for "backwards compatibility" instead of quality/innovation, then you are definitely gonna run into problems in the long run.