Ray Ozzie
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Microsoft's Ray Ozzie: 'Nobody's going to be 100% open'Last week during a press luncheon at PDC 2009 in Los Angeles, where Betanews and others were invited, Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie (the company's leading executive spokesperson now, after Ballmer) painted a more scalable picture... In this article: Microsoft, Apple, Silverlight, Iphone, Steve Ballmer, Moonlight, Android, and AOL |
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BetaNews.Com | 3 days ago
Microsoft's Bob Muglia and Ray Ozzie on Silverlight vs. standards
...to provide people with an environment that has capabilities that you just simply can't do today in the standards-based world." Ray Ozzie picked it up from there: "The way I view it, I know there's not a bright line. But when I'm thinking...
In this article: Silverlight, Microsoft, HTML, Sony, Adobe Flash, Scott Guthrie, and Netflix
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VentureBeat | 5 days ago
Week in review: Microsoft's Ray Ozzie on apps, Al Gore at GreenBeat
...of the week's business and tech news. First, the most popular stories VentureBeat published in the last seven days: Microsoft's Ray Ozzie: Apps don't make your phone special - "It's not the applications available on the various platforms...
In this article: Microsoft, Google, Al Gore, Twitter, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Chrome OS, and Modern Warfare 2
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News items on ZDNet | November 18, 2009
Ray Ozzie's view from the clouds
Posted on ZDNet News: Nov 18, 2009 5:32:56 AM When Ray Ozzie penned his Internet Services Disruption memo back in 2005, he had a pretty good idea where the computing world was going. He just didn't know how Microsoft was going to get...
In this article: Microsoft, Google, Cloud computing, Zdnet News, Salesforce, and CNET News
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Reuters | November 17, 2009
Microsoft's Ozzie unveils invisible cloud
...in demand which might otherwise paralyze them. "For consumers, the best result of cloud computing is that they don't notice it," Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's chief software architect, said in an interview at the company's annual developers...
In this article: Microsoft Corp, Customer, Cloud computing, Bill Gates, and Lotus Notes
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Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide | November 17, 2009
Microsoft's Ray Ozzie: Apps Don't Make Your Phone Special [Blockquote]
...a Windows or a Mac. Mobile apps require very little development, so it's much easier to bring them onto every platform. Ozzie, Ozzie, Ozzie. You're just jealous that the Windows Mobile Market doesn't have enough fart apps, aren't you?
In this article: Microsoft
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Microsoft's Ray Ozzie on Mobile Apps
...this one. Got me even to write a blog post about it: http://scobleizer.com/2009/11/17/ray-ozzie-is-w... Coming from Ray Ozzie, this is hard to believe, but understandable if A) he hasn't used an iPhone before and B) he believes the...
In this article: Microsoft, Windows Mobile, Iphone, HTML, App Store, Google, and Apple
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Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger | November 17, 2009
Ray Ozzie is wrong about smartphone apps
by Robert Scoble on November 17, 2009 Microsoft exec Ray Ozzie, at a lunchtime session with bloggers at its PDC conference told the bloggers that apps won't be a differentiating factor on smart phones. He is wrong. Totally wrong. Why...
In this article: Iphone, Microsoft, Robert Scoble, Mike Arrington, Windows Mobile, Twitter, Microsoft Office, Android, and Citrix
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The Seattle Times | November 17, 2009
Microsoft PDC09: Ray Ozzie puts the clouds in my coffee
...you'll find here from Seattle Times technology reporter Sharon Chan. Microsoft PDC09: Ray Ozzie puts the clouds in my coffee LOS ANGELES -- Ray Ozzie, Microsoft's chief software architect, talked up cloud computing this morning in his...
In this article: Microsoft, Cloud computing, NASA, Identity crisis, Pizza, WordPress, Itunes, and Gmail
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MSDN | November 17, 2009
Gartner Fellows interview with Ray Ozzie on Cloud Computing
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 3:04 PM by stevecla01 Gartner Fellows interview with Ray Ozzie on Cloud Computing Just over a week ago I was sent the Gartner Fellows Interview With Microsoft's Ray Ozzie on Cloud Computing. ItaEUR™s a great...
In this article: Cloud computing, Microsoft, .net, and Bill Gates
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CNET News.com | November 16, 2009
At PDC, Microsoft's (r)evolution on display
Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie When Ray Ozzie first landed at Microsoft in 2005, he found a company with lots of good ideas. He also found things were getting in the way of innovation, everything from businesses that weren't...
In this article: Microsoft, Bill Gates, CNET News, Ina Fried, Cloud computing, and Chrome OS
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Ray Ozzie (born November 20, 1955) is Chief Software Architect at Microsoft. He was formerly best known for his role in creating Lotus Notes.
He grew up in Chicago, Illinois, later moving to Park Ridge, Illinois and graduating from Maine South High School in 1973 where he learned to program on a GE-400 mainframe and did technical work on school theater productions.
He received his bachelor's degree in computer science in 1979 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he worked on the PLATO system, and began his working career at Data General Corporation where he worked for Jonathan Sachs. After leaving Data General, Ozzie worked at Software Arts for Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston, the creators of VisiCalc, on that product and TK Solver. Shortly thereafter, he was recruited by Sachs and Mitch Kapor to work for Lotus Development to develop what became Lotus Symphony. Ozzie left Lotus Development in 1984 and founded Iris Associates to create the product later sold by Lotus as Lotus Notes. Iris Associates was acquired by Lotus in 1994, and Lotus itself was acquired by IBM in 1995. Ozzie worked there for several years before leaving to form Groove Networks. Groove was acquired by Microsoft in 2005, where Ozzie became one of three Chief Technical Officers.
Ozzie and his wife, Dawna Bousquet, have two children, Neil Ozzie and Jill Ozzie.
On June 15 2006, Ozzie took over the role of Chief Software Architect from Bill Gates.
- Birth Date:
- November 20, 1955
- Birthplace:
- Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
- Spouse:
- Dawna Bousquet
- Occupation:
- Chief Software Architect, Microsoft
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