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Microsoft Better Without Ballmer?

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    Izenda CEO Sanjay Bhatia argues that MSFT needs leadership changes to adapt to a younger market.

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A soft senior vice president on the -- talking about how they need to shake things up up Microsoft joining us now is Sanjay Bhatia.

His company sells softer to Microsoft and Sanjay I think you agree.

I think you believe that Steve -- should go Microsoft is that correct.

I think Microsoft has an opportunity to become one of the most valuable companies know -- really the most valuable company in the world but -- have to really embrace generation cloud.

People embrace devices differently everyone has laptops tablets phones.

And Microsoft has a chance to embrace this new generation but he's not doing the very valuable company under -- it's not doing -- I would disagree and it's not do it fast enough they have this opportunity.

Xbox is one of the most of successful products really it's the home PC of today people spend lots on Xbox.

On the enterprise they have incredible Windows Phone -- that should be targeted at.

Replacing blackberries while an Xbox like phones for consumers -- -- -- -- -- the -- -- You're -- up yeah book because -- sell software you create software you sell it Microsoft uses it so your your -- up Microsoft did you talk about a great opportunity.

I want told really incumbent level of management I -- talk about -- You may be only willing to criticize the Obama but I want to know what you really think should they change management change direction of Microsoft.

Bill Gates changed the world by putting that a desktop and every desk it's a different world -- lapse in pockets.

Data management team that understands generation cloud.

And the value system that that entails which is very different than what happened in the 80s90s -- -- -- press office engine does the current management structure understand.

This.

-- that you're talking about do they get it.

They understand it but they're moving too slow if you look at as your if you look at Xbox if you look at the new micro some opera -- two cents.

They're doing the right things but they don't have a sense of urgency I think somebody's to go and to realize like they did in Bill Gates is days.

That the time is now and you can't wait years to.

Embrace these new ideas -- new products why is it Samsung does giving apple a run for its money and not Microsoft Microsoft got -- 506070 billion dollars in cash -- around the it's just sit and they are making some good investments -- was -- investment and my opinion we use Skype as a corporate PBXs cloud based solution.

In the future every solution will be cloud base your not gonna have devices and hardware and IT projects as much.

It's going to be about the cloud of Microsoft has a great strategy but they need to make that number one strategy and I think they need to take enterprises where we play.

And consumers and treat them differently do a great job -- an Xbox products for the home use.

And do a surface tablet for enterprises that have the needs of IQ organizations are moving -- clout.

Is interesting advice from Microsoft.

Let's see if they take it violence all cold unless if it moves the market moves us talk a little bit Sanjay what I -- -- my position today so hopefully should you did what -- triple -- position.

I tripled my position -- and seeing digit.

You should put perhaps one of the front of the -- you wouldn't give you much more time Sanjay box so you gotta look television -- But thanks for joining maybe next time -- hit 28 dollars a share because of you -- we like -- like very much -- data room.

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