Category Archives: Microsoft

More on Microsoft’s Relevance Share

April 22, 2008 – 12:00 am

A few days ago I wrote a little entry about Microsoft’s relevance share. Admittedly, my piece was more about perception and taken from a broad perspective of Microsoft’s culture.
Peter Bright wrote a really nice piece that says the same thing in much greater depth. Bright’s piece is up-close and personal. Well worth a read if [...]

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Further Evidence of Microsoft’s Loss of Relevance Share

April 17, 2008 – 12:25 pm

Lots and LOTS of people own computers that run Microsoft Windows. I won’t even go into market share figures. I’ll grant you that point. But what is Microsoft’s vision? Is this it? I certainly hope not.
If a bad spoof of a baby-boomer rock star signifies Microsoft’s outlook–even internally–they have no hope of maintaining a [...]

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Will Apple & Google One Day Be Perceived Like Microsoft Is Now?

March 31, 2008 – 12:00 am

Columnist Don Reisinger at ITworld.com posits that we will one day look with disdain at current good guys Apple and Google. Reisinger’s argument goes like this: Apple and Google are perceived as “good guys” right now. Microsoft, now perceived as an “evil empire” was once perceived as the good guy. Therefore Apple and Google will [...]

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