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Ballmer Analyzes Microsoft's 'One Big' Vista Mistake | |
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| Time: 00:57 EST/05:57 GMT | News Source: InformationWeek | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Microsoft made one big, wrong decision that led to Vista's delays, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer told financial analysts during his meeting with them last week. The company took a Big Bang approach and tried to overhaul all of its operating system's core components simultaneously, an approach that eventually led to a fiery development crash. "We made an upfront decision that was, I'll say, incredibly strategic and brilliant and wise -- and was not implementable," Ballmer said. "We tried to incubate too many new innovations and integrate them simultaneously, as opposed to letting them bake and then integrating them, which is essentially where we wound up." | ||
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