In the mid 1990’s, Bill Gates held over 25% of Microsoft’s stock; in 2020, things have changed, he owns around 1% and has limited input. However, despite Bill Gates transitioning into more of an advisor, Microsoft has remained a dominant force in the tech industry. Its current CEO, Satya Nadella, has made many strategic moves and he now describes Microsoft as a diverse group of businesses with linkages. But what are these linkages?

This video will go through Microsoft’s transformation and discuss each major business segment.

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OUTLINE:
0:00- Introduction
2:02 – Productivity and Business Processes (Office, Business Software, Social media)
5:52 – Intelligent Cloud (Azure and Server Products)
Intelligent Cloud , More Personal Computing
14:44 – More Personal Computing (Windows and More)
17:05 – Final Summary

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