When Will Microsoft Learn?
Posted on August 25th, 2007 in Experiences | No Comments »
I don’t know but the Redmond Area winds don’t seem to be favorable for the Microsoft think tanks… Microsoft, that has always tried to be a market leader and innovator (at least, on the looks of it) has always been an emulator and an imitator
Be it the DOS, Windows or even Vista UI
And then there is OOXML and well, Shared Source… Fancy this:
Microsoft kills its ?Get the Facts? anti-Linux site by ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley — On August 23, Microsoft pulled plug on the “Get the Facts” site, replacing it with a new Windows Server “Compare” site. Why did Microsoft make this move now? And is Compare anything more than “Get the Facts” in sheep’s clothing?
After Microsoft came up with a patent violation claim, it came with a Shared Source concept and well promotions of Open Source… I am a business graduate pursuing MBA.. I understand what business is and what Marketing is all about.. but really.. Microsoft…. What are you trying to do? Fight more important battles!
On a personal front.. I was sitting in class when a friend asked me about the OOXML affair.. and I was ignorant about it… the only thing I could remember was oXML and I lectured her for about half an hour about oXML until she went berserk
Only later to realize… back home… that OOXML is MS Office Open XML ![]()
To add insult to injury.. I am writing this blog using Windows Live Writer on a Vista Ultimate PC ![]()
