Blubbering Ballmer admits HE was Microsoft's problem

I am so sorry for spelling wit with one to many T's. I beg forgiveness. It could be my estate (UK) subdivision (USA)is off of Witt Rd and I may have over typed automatically but it could also be the pain killers and the epidural steriods injection I had on Monday. Yes Lady I do indeed feel that old but I am still a teenager at heart.
This was indeed written with acid British wit...... :)

Lady Fitzgerald said:

Hey, I wasn't the one who brought it up (running and ducking). Besides, it is an easy typo, as is forgetting the apostrophe. Heck, a bouncy keyboard could cause the double T.

No need to duck, everything is OK. Just having laugh.

Sometimes you sit back and think - "Am I just getting old?" Then I think sanity prevails and realize how stupid the MS strategy actually is. Just do an MBA 101 SWOT analysis. I would have thought MS had an army of business strategists. There is clearly an opportunity in mobile computing but they have (had?) an enormous strength in desktop computing. Never mind the home environment just look at the needs of any office environment If they relinquish the desktop then it will be an enormous opportunity for someone else (come on down Virgin Linux). As for cloud computing I see the value in some data storage capability but I don't want to do network based processing.

Is this a spelling beeee of some kind?
Now back to the subject.
I'm hoping that new management will focus on all branches of their products.
Mobile, cloud, and PC's programs ect. As large as Microsoft is they must have room for all the horses in their stable.
Microsoft just needs proper management giving direction and goals. They also need to get rid of this My Boss is bigger than Your Boss B/S.
Teams need leaders not bosses.