17 Quotes by Al Gillen

Those kinds of things are incremental improvements that really were pretty important.

Vista seemed to be on schedule, so this was a fairly significant surprise.

A lot of companies need a reason to stay with NetWare. For the NetWare installed base, NetWare 5.1 is going to be a very attractive product.

They do 150 million PCs per year it's like a rounding error.

As usual, most enterprise customers will probably take a very cautious approach. Most won't rush in unless they absolutely have to for performance and scalability reasons, especially if it's a deep software stack on top of the operating system. They'll be too concerned about software incompatibilities.

It's a small percentage but nevertheless, for 15 percent of its customers to be unhappy with a policy Microsoft is setting is not a good sign.

There's the potential for Microsoft to capture more revenue with software that should have a bigger price mark-up.

How that actually transpires to units sold to consumers we don't have any visibility into,