An article concerning potential Microsoft CEO Stephen Elop shows us some of his plans to reform the company. These plans include possibly shutting down Bing, turning Office into a freemium service, and selling the Xbox.
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How Stephen Elop intends to reform Microsoft should he becomes CEO
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Published November 9, 2013
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The technology press is abuzz this morning after Bloomberg published an article concerning what Nokia’s – and soon Microsoft’s again! – Stephen Elop would do to reform Microsoft should he be selected as its next CEO. He is widely tipped as a leading candidate for that role as he is set to return to Microsoft as an executive vice president once the sale of Nokia’s hardware business to the Redmond-based software giant is consummated.
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