Thursday, September 29, 2005
Microsoft's Deep Throat!
Check out this blog by a Microsoft employee. He is rather brutally frank, passionate about improving the company,pulls no punches and is not afraid to call a spade a spade! It has been a while since I was this entertained. One other thing I noticed was the whopping readership this guy has: 256 comments in one blog. Sure is getting some publicity. But I do shudder to think what'll happen if the Big B ever finds out his identity. But that's what makes being Deep Throat fun, ain't it? :)
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Haven't gone through the entire BLOG yet, but Mini Microsoft sounded like Mini-Me in Austin Powers...imagine a mini Bill Gates standing in a Dr.Evil suit with his little finger in the mouth!! Ha! Ha! In true Austin Powers style...'Oh, behaaaave'!!! :))
Agni - ennaya etho-vellam solreenga - I dont watch any english movies since I dont have the capability to understand what they are trying to say :(
Agni thambi - forgot - naan kadasiya paartha english padam SHOLAY :P
so far linux was the only headache for microsoft but now google has come into the race. lets wait n see. recently google has signed a deal for collaboration with NASA ....
how come these ppl get 250 replies for a blog i dont even get one.
There are two ways to make a product hit.
Invest in the technology and development and get a high quality product that can sell itself or Invest in the Sales Force and sell a OK product with lot of sugar coating...
MS has follwed the latter way and is successful. We can say open source linux, X-Windows...but end of the day...We still need XP laptops/desktops to work with, for that matter to do anything..
Lets face it...Sun's Quality Products are no match to the MS sales pitches.
256 comment! wow super.
BW did a story on mini-microsoft couple of weeks back.Check it out. I also blogged on this few weeks back.
I also happened to read the BW article about this blogger.
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