Microsoft's new strategy: cloud computing

Microsoft needs a "data culture" to grow rapidly in a new computing environment, Satya Nadella, Microsoft's CEO, Satia Nadra, said at a meeting in San Francisco in Tuesday, according to the Reuters website. It was also the third public appearance in three weeks.

Nadra is pushing Microsoft further into the area of mobile and cloud computing. This marks a major change in Microsoft's strategy compared to the Ballmer (Steve Ballmer) era, and Ballmer is more bullish on PCs and Windows operating systems.

Nadra said, "Microsoft's business is due to significant changes in data, our corporate culture must be based on data." "Nadra describes Microsoft's plans to play an important role in data collection, storage, processing and presentation, leveraging its databases, data centers, and office software.

Nadra's comments about data-driven computing environments are not landmark, but form part of Microsoft's new strategy. Nadra to Microsoft's new strategy is "mobile priority, cloud priority." This means that Microsoft offers its customers Internet software in the form of services rather than traditional software packages, dabbling in all areas of the computing industry rather than just operating systems and office software.

A study commissioned by IDC, a market research firm, has shown that by consolidating data collection and analytics businesses, global companies and other organizations will save $1.6 trillion trillion (about 9.85 trillion yuan) in spending over the next 4 years.

"To truly benefit from this trend, the organization must establish a culture of data," Nadra said. As far as I am concerned, this is probably the most important task for Microsoft. ”

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