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Among Microsoft's 70,000-plus employees, there are many influential people. Twenty-five is too small a number to capture the best of the best among a large group of creative people. But Microsoft corporate culture also is very staid and insular, with a top-heavy power structure. Therefore, for this list, I focused more on operational influencers, although there are some thought leaders included.

By Joe Wilcox, Microsoft Watch
 

The 25 Most Influential People at Microsoft - 1. Kevin Turner
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1. Kevin Turner, COO

Microsoft's chief operating officer lives up to his name: He's the person most responsible for day-to-day operations, and that means influence. The former Wal-Mart executive brings important logistical management experience to Microsoft. More importantly, he has succeeded as COO while other outsiders have floundered in the role.



 
 
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  11. 17. Michael Howard
  12. 16. Gary Flake
  13. 15. Jean-Philippe Courtois
  14. 14. Kevin Johnson
  15. 13. Rick Rashid
  16. 12. Bill Hilf
  17. 11. Robbie Bach
  18. 10. Bob Muglia
  19. 9. Steven Sinofsky
  20. 8. J Allard
  21. 7. Brian McAndrews
  22. 6. Chris Liddell
  23. 5. Brad Smith
  24. 4. Steve Ballmer
  25. 3. Lisa Brummell
  26. 2. Ray Ozzie
  27. 1. Kevin Turner
 

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