The Information Worker of the next decade
I wanted to share some news about a position I’ve been appointed to at Microsoft.
I have been appointed to the role of Business Group Lead to for the Information Worker (IW) business in Australia – a significant new role for me, and one which I’m very excited about moving into on the 3rd November 2008.
I want to acknowledge the long term leadership of the Information Worker Team by Tony Wilkinson. Tony has created a strong and balanced business and team.
Looking back on the last 5 years, if you placed all the copies of Office we have sold in Australia it would reach from Melbourne to the Cape York Peninsula (approx 4,000km).
As we grow this business in the next 5 years, we need a broadband network pipe to reach the moon and back three times (approx. 300,000km) to make the transition to our software + services business model.
I wanted to use this opportunity to introduce the Information Worker team
It’s a great time to return to the Information Worker business and focus on “Collaboration for your growth” – growth for our customers business, growth for our partners business and growth of the people in the Information Worker Community.
I am keen to hear from you
- What do you think of our existing strategy?
- What are the biggest challenges and opportunities facing us in the short term? and in the long term?
- What resources could we leverage more effectively?
- How could we improve the way our teams work together?
- If you were in my position, what would you most want to pay attention to?
- What are the most promising unexploited opportunities for growth?
Looking forward to hearing from you
Oscar Trimboli
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