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MacSurfer's Archive: Thursday, July 11, 2013
 

 

Computer Industry
  • "Microsoft Revamps Structure and Management" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 8:38 AM
  • "Steve Ballmer Solidifies Grip on Microsoft:Management Shake-Up Seeks to Speed Product Development, but Points to No Successor" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 4:04 PM
  • "CEO Ballmer's reorg mail to the troops: 'One Microsoft all the time'/Summary: Microsoft employees across the world just got this e-mail from CEO Steve Ballmer about the company's latest reorg. Here it is in full" ZDNet 9:06 AM
  • "Microsoft hits the reorg button: Redmond unveils its latest (and expected) cross-company reorganization, this one designed to better deliver on its new devices and services charter. Here's who ended up where." CNET News 8:36 AM
  • "Microsoft unveils reorganisation: Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said the company is being restructured in what is the first major overhaul for five years." BBC 10:30 AM
  • "Microsoft Realigns To Focus On Hardware And Better Compete Against The Apples And Samsungs Of The World" TechCrunch 10:49 AM
  • "Microsoft Reorganization Signals Big Challenges Ahead" InformationWeek 12:43 PM
  • "Microsoft announces massive company-wide reorganization" The Verge 10:26 AM
  • "Microsoft's Major Transformation Plan Officially Revealed" Softpedia 8:56 AM
  • "Microsoft's metamorphosis: Ballmer restructures Redmond, focuses on services and devices" Engadget 10:04 AM
  • "Microsoft's major reorganization finally announced" BGR 10:04 AM
  • "'One Microsoft' reorg aims to break down silos. Good luck with that" GigaOM 8:55 AM
  • "Microsoft 3.0: A meaner, leaner devices and services machine? Summary: Microsoft officials announced its latest expected cross-company reorg designed to better deliver on its new devices and services charter. Here's who ended up where." ZDNet 9:10 AM
  • "'One Microsoft': Ballmer Finally Announces 'Far-Reaching Realignment' Around Devices and Services" AllThingsD 8:42 AM
  • "Microsoft says to work as 'single company' after overhaul" Reuters 8:42 AM
  • "Microsoft's profit jab vs. Salesforce.com: Does it hold up?" ZDNet 8:58 AM
  • "Microsoft says PCs were attacked after Google engineer's public Windows bug disclosure" The Verge 8:33 AM
  • "Substantial price cut for Surface RT rumored" Engadget 5:01 PM
  • "Microsoft's Surface Experiment Has Fallen Flat" InformationWeek 8:38 AM
  • "Microsoft turned over more data than thought to NSA – report" GigaOM 3:49 PM
  • "Building a Better Dell: More R&D, Less PCs/Silver Lake is betting it and company founder can restore the computing icon to its former luster." WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:57 PM
  • "Stock Upgrades: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Is on the March" Minyanville 8:41 AM
  • "A Different Perspective On Intel's Bay Trail" Seeking Alpha 2:28 PM
  • "Warning light flashing for Hewlett-Packard" Avauncer 8:49 AM
  • "How Sprint And IBM Are Putting Your Car On The Cloud" Fast Company 8:56 AM
  • "IBM And Sprint Team Up On Smarter Connected Cars That Send Data When The Engine's Off" Forbes 8:57 AM
  • "IBM buys CSL International to expand cloud virtualisation capabilities" ComputerWeekly 8:57 AM
  • "Oracle equips WebLogic, Coherence for cloud use: WebLogic, Coherence, JDeveloper and other Oracle products can now work seamlessly with the company's new Oracle 12c database" Computerworld 7:50 PM
  • "Red Hat will switch from Oracle MySQL to MariaDB, reports/Summary: Officially, Red Hat still isn't saying that MariaDB, instead of Oracle's MySQL, will be its default database management system in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. But off-the-record people close to Red Hat tell a different story." ZDNet 8:58 AM
  • "How Lenovo became No. 1 in PCs" Fortune 8:41 AM
  • "The widening gyre: PC sales fall for a record-breaking fifth quarter" ExtremeTech 8:15 AM