Microsoft has replaced its fired Chief Information and facts Officer (CIO) Stuart Scott,
Office 2010 Pro Key, with all the former Walt Disney CIO Tony Scott.Microsoft introduced Scott;s employing on January 17. Scott will handle Microsoft;s four,000-member international IT employees and will report to Chief Operating Officer Kevin Turner. In the press release announcing his employing:“Most recently, Scott served as senior vice president and chief information and facts officer of The Walt Disney Co.,
Office 2007 Professional, where he was the first CIO to manage companywide IT. During his time at Disney, Scott led the company through a major transformation, which included improving the reliability and effectiveness of the company’s facts systems,
Windows 7 sale, shifting focus more toward employee enablement,
Office Standard 2010, and upgrading core IT infrastructure including datacenter reliability. Before joining Disney,
Microsoft Office Pro Plus, Scott served as chief technology officer at General Motors Corp. and vice president of operations at Bristol-Meyers Squibb Co.”Microsoft;s former CIO, Stuart Scott, was terminated for violating company policies in November.