Microsoft executives are hinted at separate release schedules for consumer and business versions of Windows. Tony Myerson has said that “The world has shown that these two different customers really have divergent needs,”.
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Microsoft may revert to separate releases for consumer and business versions of Windows
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Published December 7, 2013
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At a technology symposium hosted by financial services giant Credit Suisse, Tony Myerson acknowledged the operating system adoption chasm between consumers and more conservative corporations. Myerson, who formerly led the Windows Phone team, was promoted in July to head all client-based OS development, including that for smartphones, tablets, PCs and the Xbox game console.
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