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April 15, 2008 (Computerworld) The departure of a number of high-level Microsoft Corp.
executives who worked on Windows Vista doesn't qualify as "brain drain," but it's
probably connected to the operating system's perceived failures, analysts said today.
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executives who worked on Windows Vista doesn't qualify as "brain drain," but it's
probably connected to the operating system's perceived failures, analysts said today.
see the article