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Microsoft CEO Nadella to woo India Inc with tech to drive e-transformation

A lot has changed since then. His focused execution on enterprise cloud has driven Microsoft's market cap to grow nearly five-fold to cross the $1-trillion mark.

What can India expect from Satya Nadella's visit as Donald Trump arrives

Microsoft launched its India operations in 1990 and for the past 30 years the company has played a major role in digital transformation of the country

Microsoft boss Satya Nadella to visit India later this month: Report

Nadella is planning to be in India between Feb. 24 and Feb.26 and will likely visit New Delhi, tech hub Bengaluru and the financial capital Mumbai

Top headlines: Mainak quits as CARE Ratings chief, Nadella's India visit

From Satya Nadella's India visit later this month to analysts' take on consumption stocks, Business Standard brings you the top headlines of the day

Data privacy must be seen as human right and needs to be protected: Nadella

During a conversation with WEF Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab, Nadella also favoured a debate on CEO pay and all kinds of remuneration, including return on capital.

Back immigration or risk missing out on tech boom: Microsoft CEO Nadella

"...people will only come when people know you're an immigrant friendly country.", Nadella said.

More modern immigration

Microsoft CEO's remarks on CAA should be a wake-up call

Would love to see a Bangladeshi immigrant next Infosys CEO: Nadella on CAA

Satya Nadella said saying he would love to see a Bangladeshi immigrant create a Unicorn in India or become the next CEO of Infosys

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sells $36 million in stock in biggest sale

Nadella will continue to divest shares in the next year through the structured plan in which he doesn't control the timing or amounts sold

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to iPad users: 'Get a real computer'

Nadella's jibe coincided with Samsung releasing an ad that takes potshots at the iPhone

From cricket to leadership: Satya Nadella shares his life experience

The Microsoft CEO, on a whirlwind trip of India for the promotion of his book Hit Refresh, is also expected to meet officials of PMO, IT ministry and NITI Aayog

India can benefit a lot from AI in agriculture: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

Microsoft CEO said humans will remain in the loop as long as humans design AI to keep themselves in the loop

Nadella is making big bets on AI, cloud computing for Microsoft: Bill Gates

Microsoft founder Bill Gates was all praises for the company's Indian-American CEO Satya Nadella, saying he has successfully charted a course for making the most of the opportunities created by technology and helped the IT giant to stand out in the computing industry. In stepping out of the long shadow of former Microsoft leaders Gates and Steve Ballmer, Nadella has already accomplished what seemed impossible, increasing Microsofts market share by USD 250 billion since taking control. "It was no surprise to me that once Nadella became Microsoft's CEO, he immediately put his mark on the company. As the title of this book implies, he didn't completely break with the past when you hit refresh on your browser, some of whats on the page stays the same," Gates writes in his forward to Nadella's "Hit Refresh". The book 'Hit Refresh: The Quest to Rediscover Microsoft's Soul and Imagine a Better Future for Everyone', authored by 50-year-old Nadella, who is only the third-ever

Technology should empower people, be inclusive: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

Satya's key note address was being simultaneously translated using AI (Artificial Intelligence) into 12 languages