How Does Microsoft Make Money? (Not Bill Gates’s Microsoft Anymore)

In the mid 1990’s, Bill Gates held over 25% of Microsoft’s stock; in 2020, things have changed, he owns around 1% and has limited input. However, despite Bill Gates transitioning into more of an advisor, Microsoft has remained a dominant force in the tech industry. Its current CEO, Satya Nadella, has made many strategic moves and he now describes Microsoft as a diverse group of businesses with linkages. But what are these linkages?

This video will go through Microsoft’s transformation and discuss each major business segment.

Let us know in the comments what you think is Microsoft’s most important segment.

OUTLINE:
0:00- Introduction
2:02 – Productivity and Business Processes (Office, Business Software, Social media)
5:52 – Intelligent Cloud (Azure and Server Products)
Intelligent Cloud , More Personal Computing
14:44 – More Personal Computing (Windows and More)
17:05 – Final Summary

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[wrednax]

Microsoft is what IBM could've been if they had competent leadership.

[ChrisGoblinHD]

I don’t know why you started this channel but it’s amazingly in depth, well spoken, and extremely interesting. Thank you man

[williamhaynes]

I like how they skipped from Bill gates to Nadella, skipping steve Balmer

[MentaL]

MS Teams is not only available for businesses, it is freely available for anyone. Specific features of the Teams app require specific Business license subscription, but that doesn't mean the core application with it's main features is not available for everyone.

[bug]

“Excel can easily be changed by accident” *sweats in missing WHERE clause*

[bread]

JPM did a study on tech companies this year (2020), ranking them in many different categories. The only takeaway I got from the 100 page document was that MSFT was leading most categories.

[tomtrish]

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[altvctr]

Great analysis. You did your research in a great way! Azure is indeed key to MS

[anandkumar-wfso]

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[phantom_stnd]

the "xbox" division on microsoft is much bigger than just the black box under the tv

[aksingh]

Satya Nadella for Microsoft
Sundar pichai for google
Arvind Krishna for Adobe
This Indian CEOs have made these companies titans in the world.

[TheEmperorXavier]

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[mintlou]

As someone who works with all these products, this video was well researched and all good and proper information!

[orubenlopes]

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[Itchhhh]

It is amazing to see what Microsoft has accomplished since the days of Windows 3.1. I can't think of too many companies with a larger list of accomplishments.

[naomiable]

Wow, clear and easy to understand. Great video!

[johnl.]

Microsoft seems to be going more toward b2b then b2c where it’s tough to turn into a hip consumer product company. B2B is more into value & functionality where Microsoft is more suited for.

[koladeadewoye]

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[GraphicdesignforFree]

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[zr]

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