Digital Transformation

Bill Gates Waves Goodbye Earlier Than Planned Bill Gates Waves Goodbye Earlier Than Planned

The first utterance out of a reporter's mouth when <a href="http://www.information.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=189500130">Bill Gates disclosed plans</a> to ease out of day-to-day management at Microsoft was to question whether Gates was leaving the company earlier than expected. Microsoft officials should have been prepared for that, but they weren't. "I don't remember ever making a prediction about a particular timeframe," Gates replied. In fact, however, Gates did make such a pred

byJohn Foley, Editor, information

Jun 20, 2006

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