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Ballmer takes on SharePoint future, software licensing issues, Sidekick woes

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Ballmer takes on SharePoint future, software licensing issues, Sidekick woes

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer sat down with Network World for an exclusive interview and talked about the future of SharePoint online vs. on-premises licensing issues, the Sidekick fallout and his 10-year anniversary at the helm of Microsoft. Read full story

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