In order to curb Linux further development in the large-scale host market, Microsoft has launched a strategic project called "Microsoft Key Mission (MCM)". Although the strategy belongs to an internal project, it is very likely that the evolution of next year has become a new plan of Microsoft.
According to Paul Corriveau, Microsoft Server Division, MCM project will eventually replace Microsoft's current "technical support and maintenance" program in the enterprise data center market, and partners in Microsoft Data Center will also be affected. Corriveau also said Microsoft hopes to introduce Windows into the high-end market through this move. In fact, Windows is currently building a tree in the high-end field.
According to MCM strategy, Microsoft will re-combine resources from technical support, maintenance and marketing, to better meet the needs of enterprise data center management. According to Corriveau, the strategy will focus mainly in the fields of enterprise resource management (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM) and business intelligence management.
In addition, according to the new strategic requirements, in addition to continuing to cooperate with IBM, Accenture, Unisys, and HP, Microsoft will also seek to actively cooperate with more partners in this area.
DDP system administrator Robert Dio said to Microsoft's strategy: "This is an exciting new strategy, it highlights the importance of solutions, and also shows Microsoft in responding to the voice of the user. When enterprises It is not an app that the problem is that the solution they need is not an app. "
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