Pass Microsoft to Massively Reorganize on July 1

Microsoft is currently brewing a "larger restructuring" that may be announced on July 1. The reorganization mainly concentrated in the equipment and services department, led by CEO Steve Ballmer, because he did not negotiate with all Microsoft executives, which means that some Microsoft executives may not be guaranteed in this restructuring.

It is rumored that Ballmer's brewing reorganization will create four separate departments: corporate business, hardware, applications and services, and the operating system. Bloomberg reported earlier this month that the operating system division may be jointly led by Terry Myerson, head of Windows Phone, and Julie Larson-Green, head of Windows Engineering. According to news obtained by TheVerge, Microsoft's new architecture will focus on further integration of Windows and Windows Phone operating systems. As early as last October, Microsoft's Windows Phone turned to a shared kernel with Windows 8. However, if the application can run smoothly on both operating systems, it will inevitably require the developer to perform the necessary fine-tuning. In addition, the two major operating systems. The app store is still separate.

In the following June 26-28, Microsoft will hold the Build 2013 conference in San Francisco. Since Microsoft's new financial year starts from July, it is believed that more information on restructuring will be uploaded in the Build Conference.

The 57-year-old Ballmer took over the scepter from Bill Gates in January 2000. He had a small-scale restructuring on the eve of Windows 7 release. His other impressive move was in Windows. 8 After the official release, Steven Sinofsky was unexpectedly released. If rumors come true, the reorganization led by Ballmer will be the first company-wide structural change under Ballmer's rule.