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Saturday, 1 February 2014

Manipal to Microsoft : Satya Nadella



The Tech Hulk Microsoft is in the saddle to name Indian-born Satya Nadella as new Chief Executive Officer, crowning the couple of months search for present CEO Steve Ballmer’s stand in. Currently, He is the executive vice president of Microsoft’s Cloud and Enterprise group, responsible for building and running the company’s computing platforms and cloud services.

Nadella’s father was an Indian Administrative Service officer, B.N.Yugandhar, who was a member of the Planning Commission under Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

 He got his Bachelor’s degree from the Manipal University, Karnataka. After moving to US, he earned his master’s in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago Booth School Of Business.

Nadella has played vital role in bringing some of Microsoft’s most popular technologies, like its database, Windows server and developer tools, to the cloud, called Azure.

Nadella also helped Microsoft bring a cloud version of Microsoft Office to the cloud, Office 365. Microsoft says Office 365 one of its fastest growing products ever. Nadella, if he emerges as the chosen one, would be the only third CEO in Microsoft’s history after Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.

As president of Microsoft’s server business, Nadella boosted revenue to $20.3 billion in the fiscal year through June, up from $16.6 billion when he took over in 2011. That unit became cloud and enterprise when Ballmer restored Microsoft’s structure in July to focus the company on devices and services.

The Microsoft Hyderabad development center campus is the corporation’s biggest facility outside the U.S. and the first one in India. We cannot just neglect the role of Satya Nadella, in this outstanding step of Microsoft in India.


 He is well-regarded as an energetic, visionary top-level executive. He also has an advantage as an insider, that he completely understands Microsoft’s complex culture and layout, likely to be aware of its weak points as well.

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