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Ultimately Progress Is Measured Sort Of Through The Eyes Of Users.

If I Was In Government And Running Government, I Think I Would Use The Government Data, Because I Wouldn't Know Where Else To Look, Quite Frankly. And If I Didn't Like That Data, I Would Work Hard To Make Sure It Got Better And Better And Better, Whether It Was At The State Or Local Or Federal Level.

I Have Lots Of Sources Of Information About What's Going On At The Company. I Think I Have A Pretty Good Pulse On Where We Are And What People Are Thinking.

The One Thing That I Think Separates Microsoft From A Lot Of Other People Is We Make Bold Bets. We're Persistent About Them, But We Make Them. A Lot Of People Won't Make A Bold Bet. A Bold Bet Doesn't Assure You Of Winning, But If You Make No Bold Bets You Can't Continue To Succeed. Our Industry Doesn't Allow You To Rest On Your Laurels Forever. I Mean, You Can Milk Any Great Idea. Any Idea That Turns Out To Be Truly Great Can Be Harvested For Tens Of Years. On The Other Hand, If You Want To Continue To Be Great, You've Got To Bet On New Things, Big, Bold Bets.

We're Very Focused In On Outcomes For Government With Respect To The Amount Of Tax That Goes In And The Amount Of Expenditures That Go Out.