Microsoft COO attacks rivals such as Google and Apple

July 15 news, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft's chief operating officer Kevin Turner (Kevin Turner) at the Microsoft World Partners Conference (Wordwide Partner Conference, WPC) in the keynote speech, its competitors Sniper. He ridiculed Cisco, IBM, Google, Oracle, and others for alleged weaknesses in their opponents, so that all attendees were aware of Microsoft's ambition to occupy these company-related businesses.

Turner said: "I am very grateful to these competitors, it is very interesting to carry out large-scale chase on them." It even seized the opportunity to evaluate the old technologies of Microsoft's Windows XP and Office 2003.

As a COO, Turner took control of Microsoft's global sales, marketing and service operations. At the WPC conference, its role was to allow Microsoft's partners to join together in the competition with its competitors. However, this year, it seems to be more than usual. Willing to elicit the names of competitors and point out their so-called shortcomings and deficiencies.

For example, Turner accused Google of hidden fees for documents, saying that Google’s $50 per user per year fee is only “the tip of the iceberg.” Consumers may incur some additional expenses in use, but he did not point out specific details. Charge name.