At the Microsoft conference yesterday, Steve Ballmer acknowledged salesforce.com's industry leadership and competitive threat: "We're going to give Salesforce a very effective run for their money…" (i.e. Microsoft CRM)
Well at least he didn't toss a chair and wow to "f*ing kill" Salesforce.com like he did Google.
Maybe Steve Ballmer took an anger management class since he dropped the f-bomb the other day? It's the new "nice", "politically correct" Microsoft. Wonder how long that'll last.
Microsoft's Ballmer on the war path again
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You are the slickest blogger with which I have had the pleasure of virtual association. You know your stuff.
I find that chucking a chair around the office is rather cathartic. Plus, keeps the peasants in line.
Seriously though, I can’t imagine working for such a mentally unbalanced person. It supports my contention that Microsoft will not be happy until they rule every aspect of our e-lives.