While Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon struggling with various issues, Microsoft’s reinvented business model with cloud as the new growth driver offers lessons.
Once known only for working with the big boys’ club, Microsoft is changing its game in India with small and medium businesses, and startups, and stitching interesting tie-ups along the way.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says people should not just think about how much content they have consumed, but also how many artefacts they have created.
At Microsoft’s Future Decoded: Tech Summit in Bengaluru, CEO Satya Nadella talks about what Indian developers are doing now and can do in the next 10 years.
Microsoft’s India-born CEO said the benefit of technology needs to reach more sectors than it did in the last decade and professionals need to marry domain knowledge with the ability to code.
Not just that. Through its chat app Kaizala for enterprises and Project Sangam that furthers the goal of Skill India, Microsoft India is looking to play a lead role in India’s digital transformation.
Infosys is said to be
amongst the first companies to have approached Arundhati Bhattacharya to join
their board. Bhattacharya is due to retire from SBI on October 6.
