Democratising IT in a Mobile-first, Cloud-first World

K Raman, Managing Director, Microsoft Malaysia

13-Jun-18 08:05

Democratising IT in a Mobile-first, Cloud-first World

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Among the five most valuable tech companies in the world, Microsoft has seen a big shift under CEO Satya Nadella in the past four years.

Microsoft is now embarking on another big reorganisation, which analysts say indicate a push away from the Windows operating system.

But having lost in the search engine game to Google, the mobile hardware game to Apple, and social networks to Facebook - what's left for Microsoft?

K Raman, the Managing Director of Microsoft Malaysia joins us on the Breakfast Grille to talk about the future of the tech giant and the pace of digital transformation in Malaysia.

Presented by: Melisa Idris

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Categories: Technology, Medical Innovation and Technology, Tech, Business Analysis, Social Issues

Tags: Microsoft, Digital economy, Digital transformation, Cloud, Windows OS,

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