A biography about the visionary, his upbringing, how he came to Microsoft and what he’s done to make Microsoft come back from the dead would make for a very interesting, need I say novel idea.
<p>Ugh. :)</p>
<p>I have some vague idea about writing a book about Microsoft, maybe something focusing on the shift from Windows to the cloud. But that would require me taking a year off, etc., and the participation of many people inside Microsoft past and present. I guess I don’t see this happening.</p>
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<p>Maybe Mary Jo can help, she appears so open to writing a book ;)</p>
<p>Would love to see and slight adjustment on this idea and maybe feature Mark Russinovich and the hand he has had in bring Azure into the spotlight</p>