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Bill Gates Talks About "Fantastic" Relationship With India: "Hired Smart IT Graduates"
The Microsoft founder also highlighted the efforts of CEO Satya Nadella, who, according to him, is "doing a great job."
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says Welcomes Scrutiny of Tech Industry That Has Roiled Competition
Software companies should welcome the harsh spotlight that's been put on the technology industry this year, Microsoft’s Nadella said in an interview.
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19 Minutes With Microsoft's CEO: A New Book, A New Culture And A 'Complete Nonsense Answer'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has long been a fan of dropping literary references into business conversation. He quoted Nietzsche in an investor call. He's paraphrased Oscar Wilde in an employee memo. He's tweeted book lists that include Plato and Piaget, and shared insights about teamwork from a nonfiction tale of the rowing team that won the 1936 O...
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Surface Phone? Possible, as Microsoft CEO Says the Company Hasn't Given Up on Mobiles Just Yet
In an interview with Marketplace, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella hinted that the company expects to make more phones in the future, "but they may not look like phones that are there today."
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Takes Dig at Apple; Claims Surface Made Two-in-One Category Popular
Satya Nadella in a recent interview stressed that how competitors have realised potential of two-in-ones after seeing popularity of Surface devices.
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Microsoft CEO Admits Windows Phone Market Share Is Unsustainable: Report
"There's no question that in the case of the smartphone, today, we are not that high in share," said Satya Nadella in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Windows 10 Free Upgrade Meant to Boost Windows Phone, Says Nadella
Nadella in a recent interview also talked Universal Windows apps, Store in Windows 10, and the strategy for reviving Windows Phone.
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Microsoft needs to move faster in terms of innovation: CEO Nadella
In a recent interview, Nadella admitted that timescales were shrinking, and that the early gauging of success was vital.
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Bill Gates Talks About "Fantastic" Relationship With India: "Hired Smart IT Graduates"
The Microsoft founder also highlighted the efforts of CEO Satya Nadella, who, according to him, is "doing a great job."
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says Welcomes Scrutiny of Tech Industry That Has Roiled Competition
Software companies should welcome the harsh spotlight that's been put on the technology industry this year, Microsoft’s Nadella said in an interview.
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19 Minutes With Microsoft's CEO: A New Book, A New Culture And A 'Complete Nonsense Answer'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has long been a fan of dropping literary references into business conversation. He quoted Nietzsche in an investor call. He's paraphrased Oscar Wilde in an employee memo. He's tweeted book lists that include Plato and Piaget, and shared insights about teamwork from a nonfiction tale of the rowing team that won the 1936 O...
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Surface Phone? Possible, as Microsoft CEO Says the Company Hasn't Given Up on Mobiles Just Yet
In an interview with Marketplace, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella hinted that the company expects to make more phones in the future, "but they may not look like phones that are there today."
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Takes Dig at Apple; Claims Surface Made Two-in-One Category Popular
Satya Nadella in a recent interview stressed that how competitors have realised potential of two-in-ones after seeing popularity of Surface devices.
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Microsoft CEO Admits Windows Phone Market Share Is Unsustainable: Report
"There's no question that in the case of the smartphone, today, we are not that high in share," said Satya Nadella in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
-
Windows 10 Free Upgrade Meant to Boost Windows Phone, Says Nadella
Nadella in a recent interview also talked Universal Windows apps, Store in Windows 10, and the strategy for reviving Windows Phone.
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Microsoft needs to move faster in terms of innovation: CEO Nadella
In a recent interview, Nadella admitted that timescales were shrinking, and that the early gauging of success was vital.
