Microsoft@50: The Windows Battle, with SVP for Microsoft's Desktop & Server Software, Paul Maritz

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In this first installment of the Microsoft@50 series, we interview Paul Maritz who was the third most senior executive at Microsoft.
From 1986 to 2000, he worked at Microsoft and was on its executive committee. He became executive vice president of the Platforms Strategy and Developer Group and part of the 5-person executive management team. He was often said to be the third-ranking executive, behind Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer. He was responsible for essentially all of Microsoft's desktop and server software, including such major initiatives as the development of Windows 95, Windows NT, and Internet Explorer.

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