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The Slow Death of Windows

TechAltar

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TechAltar analyzes the decline of Windows market share, Microsoft's strategic missteps, and how corporate bureaucracy affects the OS.

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What people say. Recommended as a great explanation of how corporate bureaucracy and middle management have negatively impacted Microsoft Windows.

u/Repulsive_Ad3681in r/programming • Recommends

It's a community run project and they have the audacity to recommend it on their app store This guy explains very well what's wrong with that mega corporations And there is another thing about being drowned in so many layers of middle management that every change needs to be approved from lots of people which delays the actual fixes