The recent Microsoft reorganization was pretty significant, if only because of the result it had on the Windows and Devices group. Windows has been split, and no longer has a direct position on the senior leadership team. Does that mean anything though? We want to know your thoughts.
There's lots to wrap your head around with the recent reorg. The Windows Core when under Scott Guthrie, while Windows experiences and devices went under Rajesh Jha. New Windows experiences will be lead by Joe Belfiore, with Microsoft's hardware efforts continuing under Panos Panay. Head over here for more information.
It's important to be clear that Windows 10 is not less important now. Windows 10 is still one of Microsoft's most important products, and is the very foundation of everything Microsoft does right now, including Azure, Office, and Xbox. Windows isn't going anywhere, but we want to know what you think so make sure you let us know in our forums!
Thoughts on the recent Windows reorganization
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