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The Microsoft Store experiment just ended, and the result wasn’t pretty. Designed to be a competitive response to the Apple Store, it largely repeated the recurring mistake that Steve Ballmer made with every failed project. It was a good idea that was under-executed. Now, even if it had been successful, given the ramp of online stores, the decline of brick and mortar stores, and the COVID-19 pandemic, they probably would have ended up closing the stores anyway. But let’s talk about why this costly project was a failure.
The Foundation for Failure
My first degree was in merchandising, and my first management jobs were marketing and operations for a retail shopping center. Like a lot of Microsoft’s failures under Steve Ballmer, the Microsoft Store was a showcase of things that were done right and things that were done very poorly. The initial question that should have been addressed with virtually all of the failed Microsoft projects ranging from the Microsoft Zune to the Microsoft Phone and now this store was that the initial requirements for success were not delineated.
What was particularly odd for the store was that Microsoft had a reliable model to emulate, and that was the Apple Store. Ironically, Microsoft did have a very successful competitive model that defined the f
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REDMOND, Wash. — Nov. 16, 2015 — Microsoft Corp., Mojang AB, and Code.org on Monday unveiled a “Minecraft” coding tutorial for students and educators, created especially for the third-annual Hour of Code, a campaign to broaden global participation in computer science, held during Computer Science Education Week, Dec. 7–13. The new tutorial, now available at https://www.code.org/mc, introduces players to basic coding within the fun and popular “Minecraft” environment. Created by “Minecraft” game designers together with Code.org, the tutorial features Steve and Alex from “Minecraft” and “Minecraft”-inspired challenges that will be familiar to its more than 100 million players around the world.
“A core part of our mission to empower every person on the planet is equipping youth with computational thinking and problem-solving skills to succeed in an increasingly digital world,” said Satya Nadella, chief executive officer, Microsoft. “With ‘Minecraft’ and Code.org, we aim to spark creativity in the next generation of innovators in a way that is natural, collaborative and fun.”
Designed for ages 6 and up, the “Minecraft” tutorial introduces players to basic coding skills, encouraging them to navigate, mine, craft and explore in a 2-D “Minecraft” world by plugging together blocks