Microsoft announces new personnel change plan

Microsoft News Center yesterday released a letter from CEO Satya Nadella to Microsoft staff. In the Mail, Nadella confirmed the results of the iOS version of Office software, announcing that Microsoft would continue to push forward the strategic route of "mobile priority, Cloud priority", and announced the corresponding personnel adjustment plan.

First, Scott Guthrie was nominated as executive vice president, leading the cloud and business services sector. Scott Guthrie1997 joined Microsoft in his years of work. NET and drives the Microsoft Azure business to grow significantly. Scott, who started his leadership at Microsoft's Cloud services department earlier this year, was formally Satya.

Phil Spencer, who was previously responsible for Microsoft UBM, will begin to lead Microsoft's Xbox and report directly to the vice President Terry Myerson. The company is also the "Xbox", "Xbox Music", "Xbox Live", "Xbox video" and "Microsoft UBM" business unified, fully led by Phil, and will work with the OGS team to push the Xbox service to include PCs, mobile phones, Flat-panel platform. Meanwhile, executives responsible for Xbox marketing strategy Yusuf Mehdi, George Peckham, who is responsible for third-party partners, and Mike Angiulo, who is responsible for the Xbox hardware, will continue to work and collaborate with Phil to bring more possibilities to the Xbox business.

Finally, Stephen Elop, who had to mention it, was appointed executive vice president to lead the Microsoft Mobile Device Division and report directly to Satya. At the same time, Stephen will work with Terry and Phil and lead a subset of Nokia equipment and services executives into the Xbox department. And Nokia's acquisitions will be fully completed by April this year.

From this senior management change, Microsoft has decided to split the business into cloud and Enterprise Services, Xbox, and mobile devices in three directions, and the concrete "one Microsoft" executive has also started to look forward to Microsoft's next steps.