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Microsoft's Restucturing : Will Launch upto 6 Smartphones each year.





Microsoft's on Wednesday announced that it will reorganize the Windows Phone unit. Microsoft had planned to go through major transition in the Windows Phone mobile business by cutting 7800 jobs. According to resources Microsoft has decided to launch one or maximum of two models each year in each category namely affordable class, business class, and flagship segment or the premium end.

Just after the news broke out, Satya Nadella through email discussed the plans of firm's business focus with his employees . In email he discussed about the firm's business focus in detail and also about the three particular segments.

Describing the categories which could be detailed as budget phones, business phones and flagship phones or high end phones he said "We plan to narrow our focus to three customer segments where we can make unique contributions and where we can differentiate through the combination of our hardware and software. We'll bring business customers the best management, security and productivity experiences they need; value phone buyers the communications services they want; and Windows fans the flagship devices they'll love".

According to the news the Microsoft's restructuring includes limiting the number of smartphones manufactured every year.

The reports has also claimed that Microsoft is deciding to wack-off those places where their business has not got wings .

This year till Microsoft has launched only budget to mod range class respectively Lumia 430 Dual SIM, Lumia 435, Lumia 532, Lumia 535, Lumia 540, Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL.

Let me also remind you Microsoft's Windows 10 will hit the market on July 29, 2015

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