Microsoft Thursday or launch ipad edition office

Seia Nadra, Microsoft's new CEO, March 27 Morning News, Microsoft's new CEO Seia Nadra (Satya Nadella) will attend the first major media conference after taking office this Thursday. Analysts expect Nadra to introduce the ipad version of Office software this time. The ipad version of Office does not have a breakthrough technology, but it shows that office will be at the heart of Microsoft's business as it transitions into a cross-platform service provider. Microsoft's strategy is likely to be detrimental to the development of windows and Surface tablets. Investors have seen Microsoft's willingness to do so, and Microsoft's share price has topped $40 trillion, its highest since the dotcom bubble of 2000. Wall Street is now cautiously optimistic about Microsoft. Microsoft's profit remained at $ billions of a year ago, but it was gradually marginalized in the mobile market. Daniel Ives, an analyst at FBR Capital Markets, said: "Nadra will pull the trigger on office, suggesting that he is not a Microsoft insider who is willing to maintain the status quo." At present, this is still a piece of white paper. Lamo Renscio Raimo Lenschow, a Barclays analyst, said Microsoft's annual revenue would range from $840 million to $6.7 billion, according to Microsoft's specific pricing of the ipad office and the number of users using the ipad version of Office. Rick Sherlund, an analyst at Nomura Securities, has repeatedly advised Microsoft to launch an ipad version of Office Rick Cherende. He welcomed Microsoft's move, but was cautious about the results. He estimates that the ipad version of Office will bring in about 1 billion dollars in annual revenue because many new users already have office-owned corporate licenses that can be applied to the ipad version of Office. It is not clear how much revenue Apple will receive from the company. Currently, Apple is charging 30% of its revenue share for app Store apps. Apple declined to comment on the ipad version of Office. As Nadra proposed a mobile-centric strategy, Microsoft's share price has risen 11% per cent in his 7-week term as Microsoft's CEO, and is now near its 14-year high. At the Thursday event, it is expected that Barnard will discuss Microsoft's mobile and cloud computing strategy, and investors and insiders will be watching closely to see if he is willing to turn Microsoft into a completely different direction. For some investors, Microsoft remains the second-largest technology company in U.S. market capitalisation, so turning Microsoft into a different direction is a difficult task. Others argue that Nadra may not be able to push for such a shift. However, bold moves on office and a good start to a strategy focused on mobile and cloud computing suggest that Microsoft is no longer emphasizing the PC-centric windows business as usual. Forrester analysisDivision J.P. "Microsoft should have done that a few years ago," says Gohnde J.p.gownder. The delay in launching an ipad version of Office has not helped the development of Microsoft's Tablet PC. They need to change some negative practices. However, Nadra still has more work to do with Microsoft's future planned equipment business. According to Gartner, mobile phones with windows are only 3% of the smartphone market in the world last year, while 2113.html "> Microsoft Surface is only 2% in the tablet market." Microsoft is completing a 7.2 billion dollar deal to buy Nokia's mobile phone business, but the deal has been postponed. Many investors do not welcome the deal, which is considered a defensive measure by Microsoft in response to Android. Wall Street will also focus on Nadra's view of the Xbox. There have been rumours of a possible break-up of the Xbox business by Microsoft. In addition, investors will be concerned about whether Microsoft will buy some cloud services start-ups, such as Dropbox and Evernote. "In the cloud market, software-centric acquisitions are key to the security of large data and information," says Ives of FBR Capital markets. (Chu Yue)