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Steve Ballmer – Success and Failures

Steve Ballmer  Microsoft's CEO

Steve Anthony Ballmer, an American businessman who currently holds the post of CEO at World’s largest software development company, Microsoft. Yesterday, Ballmer made a sensational statement regarding his retirement plan and announced that he is getting ready to ride off from his post of Microsoft’s CEO in next 12 months.

Steve Ballmer has joined the company in 1980 as a business manager and on displaying his immense and greatest talent, within a short period Ballmer was promoted as the Executive Vice President for sales and support for Microsoft. In the year 2000, when Bill Gates, the Microsoft’s largest stakeholder opted to move out from his CEO position, Steve Ballmer, the most senior employee of the company was appointed as the next CEO of entire Microsoft Corporation.

During his 13 years tenure as a CEO of Microsoft Corporation, Ballmer failed to uplift the company by crafting innovative ideas to suppress the popularity of Apple’s iPhone and iPad, while the smartphone market tends to rise at a great pace.

Though Steve Ballmer was successful in acquiring few major companies such as Skype, Yammer, aQuantive and Navision for some whopping amount, but couldn’t stop the company’s net worth to drop down from $601 billion to $270 billion from the year 2000 to 2013.

As highlighted in the infographic, low approval rating, lack of real innovation and ineffective promotions of products were few major reasons as why Steve Ballmer failed to withstand the position of Microsoft’s CEO.

 

Categories : Celebrity, Technology Graphs | Published by : infographics | Date : Aug 24, 2013
Tags: reasons why Steve Ballmer failed to take Microsoft beyond the PC, Steve Ballmer’s failure as Microsoft’s CEO, success and failures of Steve Ballmer

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