There's not a person in the IT industry who hasn't daydreamed about what it might be like to sit in the CEO's chair at Microsoft. (Except Steve Ballmer, of course. He's already sitting there.)
So we decided to ask some Connections 2008 attendees what they would do in the same situation as part of our "If I Ran Microsoft..." video contest. Here are a few of the more interesting suggestions taken from the WinConnections show floor:
"If I ran Microsoft, I'd change the help. Right now I don't find it very helpful! We need more examples of code." -- Jim Davis
"If I ran Microsoft, I'd go back to the command line and stop using the GUI interface!" -- Anonymous
"If I ran Microsoft,I'd sell it, quit, and retire!" -- Matt Dobson
"If I ran Microsoft, I'd discontinue Vista!" -- Anonymous
"If I ran Microsoft, I'd reboot!" -- Melissa
Check out the clip below for more suggestions from IT pros taken at the first day of the WinConnections conference.
The "If I Ran Microsoft..." video contest runs from October 20 to December 31, 2008. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will be chosen by editors from Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine.
So what are you waiting for? Jump over to ITTV.net to submit your own video entry for the "If I Ran Microsoft..." video contest!
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Absolute rubbish!
ashers2008 November 16, 2008 (Article Rating: