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And they look beyond Kai-Fu Lee

There is no recovery from the latest management missteps. Ballmer is to blame.

http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/entdev/article.php/3548601

Kai-Fu Lee's relationship with Microsoft was well documented in the Seattle Times and I am certain in court. Ballmer's outrages are excepted. This is his most likely behavior pattern. The bigger the bully the harder the fall.

For your information. Novell users have benefited from the kind of search engine Microsoft is promising in Vista for years and years. The company's stock price does not yet reflect the reality of its product offerings. Of course the Vista is always ahead. Ballmer-extomy would do much to improve Microsoft's deal making abilities and to retain the tallent necessary for the rocky road ahead of the company.

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