U.S. computing giant Microsoft (IW 500/15) posted Thursday lower earnings and revenues for its fiscal first quarter, citing the slowdown in the personal computer market.
Microsoft said net profit fell 21% from the year-ago quarter, to $4.5 billion, nevertheless topping Wall Street estimates.
Earnings per share excluding exceptional items were 65 cents, well above the average estimate of 56 cents.
Revenue fell 8% in the July-September period, to $16 billion, missing forecasts....
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This would be valid if only colleagues could interact. I have seen many workplaces in large organizations where only management can interact. All infomation must flow through managers. To make it worse the work layout does not support interactions. ... If you want the benefits of co-location you have to have the right management structure and the right physical structure!!!
By alexander.keenan@kroger.com on Feb. 26, 2013