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Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella strategy in the midst of economic challenges like inflation and growth.
Nadella said that the company will focus on customers first, who will ultimately feed the increase in Microsoft. Microsoft shares increased by more than 7.7% in the negotiation after Wednesday hours and increased more than 1.5% compared to a year before publishing strong quarterly financial results Wednesday.
“I think if you buy the argument that the software is the most maleable resource, we must fight any kind of inflationary pressure or any type of growth pressure where you need to do more with less,” said Nadella.
“And, if something, we would probably have more than this mentality, it is how we assure us that we help our customers and, of course, seek to share gains,” he added.
In the midst of the continued economic uncertainty during the fall of Donald Trump’s trade policy, Nadella’s Microsoft was not only out of date, but also conquered its quarterly expectations from January. Quarterly revenue increased more than 13% year -on -year to $ 70.1 billion, and net revenue reached $ 25.8 billion, 18%.
Microsoft’s cloud computer business, which includes Azure, recorded a 21% increase in sales from a year to $ 26.8 billion, more than expected sales from $ 25.9 billion to $ 26.2 billion. The Microsoft’s cloud computer business – which is well examined by investors – typically has a continuous demand for AI infrastructure, but finance director Amy Hood emphasized that it was the business that was not azure that exceeded expectations.
While the AI business continued to succeed “most of our overcoming versus where we expected to be in the piece of business No ai,” Hood said.
In addition, Microsoft surpassed its quarterly orientation among the three main business sectors of the company. Its unit of productivity and business, which revolves around Microsoft 365 products, increased revenue by more than 10% to $ 29.9 billion ahead of its planned $ 29.7 billion. The company’s personal computing business grew by 6% in the quarter, causing sales of $ 13.4 billion, more than expected from 12.4 to $ 12.8 billion in sales. In general, the benefit increased by 17.76%, from $ 21.93 billion to $ 25.82 billion.
In her statements, Nadella emphasized the company’s ability to change its infrastructure as needed to adapt to the needs of the evolving client if the United States had to enter a recession.
Microsoft “would be very focused on how we help customers if there is a turbulence in the macro,” said Nadella.
This story originally presented to Fortune.com