Microsoft turns 50
This week, on April 4th, Microsoft turns 50 years old. The company has gone through sweeping changes over that time — from ...
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Celebrating Microsoft’s 50 years
Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO, shared the following remarks at Microsoft’s 50th anniversary today. It’s so wonderful to be here with all of you celebrating 50 years of Microsoft. And it’s especially ...
Microsoft employee disrupts 50th anniversary and calls AI boss ‘war profiteer’
A Microsoft employee disrupted the company’s 50th anniversary event to protest its use of AI.
Microsoft just turned 50. Here’s a look at an iconic 1978 photo of its first employees and where they are now
Microsoft’s earliest employees took a photo in 1978 that shows just how much has changed in the now-50 years since the ...
Ballmergeddon: The Force That Shaped Microsoft’s Empire
We at Beebom are celebrating 50 years of Microsoft, looking back on one of the more controversial CEOs of the company - Steve ...
Microsoft president’s vision for Pacific Northwest: ‘Tomorrowland’ everywhere
A decade later, the tech sector in Washington was booming. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos chose the Seattle area for his empire, ...
Inside the Microsoft Archives: How the tech giant preserves, shares, and learns from its history
Founded in 1986 and staffed by a team of six, the Microsoft Archives preserve nearly 135,000 physical artifacts, 170,000 ...
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Microsoft turns 50: Employees recall their early years
After marketing Windows 95, the "rocket ship" as Chase calls it, he worked on marketing for Windows 98, Windows 2000 and the ...
Brad Smith’s vision for the PNW: Microsoft’s ‘Tomorrowland’ everywhere
Microsoft President Brad Smith imagines the Northwest with more than a million new homes, high-speed rail and no new taxes.
Key Lessons From Microsoft’s Skype Experiment About Integration
The conventional wisdom—preserve brand equity, retain talent, maintain the innovation culture—sounds logical but is a flawed ...
Integration Vs. Preservation: Learn From Microsoft’s Skype Experiment
The conventional wisdom—preserve brand equity, retain talent, maintain the innovation culture—sounds logical but is a flawed integration strategy for long-term success.
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Federal workers ordered back to office find shortages of desks, Wi-Fi and toilet paper
(Kayla Bartkowski | Getty Images) Others say working in an office hasn’t done anything ... Our work is still done through ...