Re: 17 Minutes With Bill Gates
- From: "Rob R. Ainscough" <robains@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 12:47:33 -0800
I'm sure Bill does have grand plans of where software will go and his
commitment to make computers work for the end user ... BUT the reality is:
1. He is someone we love to blame even though he has little or no power any
more
2. His vision of reality lives a separated life
3. His vision of a better end user experience gets destroyed by "the
machine" known as Microsoft
4. Microsoft like all large organizations through out history have become
too large for their own good
I think what Microsoft need to do is diversify - if nothing more than to
gain an education of the real world.
What I would like to see from Bill and Microsoft, is someone that
understands what we need by recognizing their flaws and stop blaming end
users & developers. Do not elevate a vision that just happens to
incorporate a highly profitable business model that provides "just enough"
of what we need at a premium cost. Make money by making your products more
simple, not more complex so you can charge a "subscribed" premium.
1 in 5 people have computers and actually use the Internet - if Bill needs
to do something, he needs to realize something went wrong along the way and
ask the question why do only 1 in 5 people have computers 28 years after
they were introduced to the masses? If he wants to grade how well he's
done, this is a failed score IMHO.
"John Bailo" <jabailo@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:JJGdnaMhtPImFGbe4p2dnA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
What does he do all day?
Find out here:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=163166
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