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Office for mobile is key to Microsoft’s future. Anyone home?

May 17, 2013

Mickey Alam Khan is editor in chief of Luxury Daily

 

By Mickey Alam Khan

Each day’s headlines are dominated by the key movers and shakers in mobile – Apple, Google, eBay’s PayPal, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter and Samsung. Left out of this discussion is the one company that once set the agenda for business tools and processes and now threatens to join Kodak and Polaroid in the hall of has-been pioneers: Microsoft.

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