| Shinobi-san said:
It's not that complex. MS has always been a strong player when it comes to enterprise software but they have been super aggressive over the last few years. They want businesses to be on the FULL MS STACK for just about every aspect of their business (IT related ovviously). They are killing guys like oracle, IBM etc. They are also in a similar position with Azure...mix in their enterprise offerings and they are in a completely dominating position when it comes to business and rapidly expanding that lead. This is where Windows as a consumer OS doesnt really have the same importance as it use to have. And its not like Windows is doing bad....Apple is just growing faster here (i think?) but then again Apple isnt very big when it comes to marketshare with consumer OS and are nowhere at enterprise level. So yeah i think what Kowen is trying to say is that MS are actually in a very strong position and this might not be obvious to most people who usually only follow consumer trends and not the big picture. If MS decides to take things seriously in the areas they have been experimenting with lately they will probably be a force to reckon with. Couple that with a complete domination in just about every other thing they involved in and well yeah you get the picture. |
Thanks Shinobi-San
