Microsoft Office suite

Over the past decade, Microsoft has produced its best marketing software devices for data processor products such as Microsoft Windows operating system and the Microsoft potency suite. In 2007, the Microsoft Corporation generated $51.12 billion and its product market share estimated as 90% in 2003 for Microsoft Office and 2006 for Microsoft Windows. In the mid-1980s, Microsoft dominated the home computing device operating system and has been accused of being monopolistic, although considered a developer centric-business culture. The companys website is one of the most visited on the World Wide Web having get more than 2.4 million page views. In the founding years among 1975-1985, Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems were founded in Albuquerque, New Mexico thus later move to Bellevue, Washington of January 1, 1979, and then Bill Gates succeeded as CEO in 1980.DOS (Disk Operating System) had brought the company real success. In 1981, IBM awarded a nip to Microsoft for p roviding a version of the CPM operating system that would become IBM Personal Computer. In the 1990s, Microsoft rose and launched Windows 3.0. the raw operating system introducing new features. Windows generated more receipts popularity, and became the favored PC. then Microsoft went onto release Windows NT. 3.1 and Windows 95. Furthermore, it expanded its product line into data processor networking and the World Wide Web.Then afterwards, MSN network became a major online dish up competing against AOL and went along with NBC to create a new 24/7 line of credit news station MSNBC. In 2001, Microsoft released Windows XP that changed the face of the old fashioned Windows. Then the Windows XP Home Edition and Windows Vista. Since the 1980s, Microsoft has been the focus of much controversy in the computer industry. Most criticism has been for its business tactics, often described with the motto embrace, blossom out and extinguish Microsoft initially embraces a competition standard or product, then extends it to produce their own incompatible version of the software or standard, which in time extinguishes competition that does not or cannot use Microsofts new version (Rodger, 1998).