Bob Kelly Quotes

You can get 170 percent more Terminal Services users on a single server with Windows 2003 Server x64 than you can with 32-bit Windows. - Bob Kelly

What this means is that Windows becomes the platform for virtualization. Customers will consolidate existing systems to Windows using virtual technology. This is very compelling to our customer base. - Bob Kelly

We are not a high-scoring team. We hit a lot of shots early but we knew that would not last all night. - Bob Kelly

We are going to shape the industry discussion on this. - Bob Kelly

Virtualization is nice because it helps reduce server sprawl, but it has caused confusion in how to license in a virtual world. Today it's done at the install, and [the license] is bound to the physical device. But when you move to a virtual world, how do you count if customers have a blend of both physical and virtual machines? They need to manage both and enable interoperability in a virtual world and licensing models, so you can consume them in an easy-to-understand way. - Bob Kelly

This is an end-to-end strategy and not a point strategy. Microsoft believes that customers are looking for ways to adopt virtualization on the route to dynamic systems, and so our strategy is the Dynamic Systems Initiative, with dynamic systems the end game. And the way customers get there is very important. - Bob Kelly

They love our Christmas tree. And they understand all the symbolism connected to Christmas. But they all also know they are Jewish, even though Daddy isn't. - Bob Kelly

There's not a lot out there. We're still working on it. It's an ongoing project. We're trying to step it up. But our goal is to continue to look at local colleges that have a diverse population and any career fairs that focus on diversity. - Bob Kelly

There's no holdup. We're still on target for what we promised. We will RTM before the end of the calendar year. - Bob Kelly

There's a real benefit [to 64-bit computing] in Exchange in terms of being able to consolidate servers and mailboxes. It's also easier to give end-users much larger mailboxes. - Bob Kelly

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