jmvoodoo

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   by jmvoodoo 15y ago

   Microsoft has an execution problem. Plain and simple. Their competitive advantage for Windows and Office are huge, I'm not arguing that. However, if you look at the numbers you'll see that they are in decline. Having an execution problem,
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   by jmvoodoo 15y ago

   Microsoft is entering what Jim Collins would call the 4th stage of decline: Grasping for salvation. Unless something changes dramatically very soon, I wouldn't be placing my bets on Redmond.
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   by jmvoodoo 15y ago

   Hardly a first, or even anything that revolutionary. Meet the original quiet one: http://www.airspacemag.com/military-aviation/the_quiet_one.h...