Microsoft Research goes to Bangalore

One thing: "No, I think Microsoft's 'slide' would have occurred no matter what, especially in emerging markets.."

Yes but a few years ago there wouldn't have been a linux to take away business in these markets, forcing everyone to go with a Windows infrastructure. It would be much harder to get the Europeans to rip all that out and start over, especially when linux still makes many people jittery because of its newness and other factors.; Posted by: Jeff Spicoli Posted on: 01/12/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Too little, too late Roger Ramjet | 01/12/05

No... rapson | 01/12/05

One thing Jeff Spicoli | 01/12/05

I think the point is... PA-ITGuy | 01/12/05

Alternatives to Windows Roger Ramjet | 01/13/05

uh?? Dave F_z | 01/12/05

Kinda Richard Flude | 01/13/05

Mea Culpa Dave F_z | 01/13/05

Perhaps you missed it rapson | 01/12/05

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