Microsoft recognizes Windows needs marketing help
Microsoft appears to have decided to do something about its egregious Windows marketing. It just appointed former AT&T Wireless exec Michael Sievertto head its Windows Product Management.
One interesting thing about this appointment is that Sievert is a former CMO, not a tech guy. That's rare at Microsoft. The downside? When Blackfriars analyzed the messaging clarity of the major cellular carrier Web sites a couple years ago, they achieved some of the lowest scores we had ever seen. Clearly Sievert has his work cut out for him.
One interesting thing about this appointment is that Sievert is a former CMO, not a tech guy. That's rare at Microsoft. The downside? When Blackfriars analyzed the messaging clarity of the major cellular carrier Web sites a couple years ago, they achieved some of the lowest scores we had ever seen. Clearly Sievert has his work cut out for him.