The recent appointment of Steve Sinofsky was an expected move from Microsoft
Microsoft has named Steve Sinofsky as the new head of its Windows and Windows Live divisions, which is the latest part of a massive reorganization by Microsoft. Some of Sinofsky's tasks will include trying to help MSN compete against Google and Yahoo and to make Microsoft software releases occur faster. Microsoft has said that these changes have been planned for months and have nothing to do with the company announcing that Microsoft Vista will be delayed. When Sinofsky takes over, it is most likely that Vista will have been released. According to USA TODAY:
The changes follow a directive issued by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates several months ago aimed at rallying his troops toward offering more ways to do things like store e-mail and manage business tasks over the Internet.
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