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November 7, 2007
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Stuart Scott, who joined Microsoft in 2005 as Corporate Vice President and Chief Information Officer and he reported to Kevin Turner, chief operating officer was fired from Microsoft on November 5 for violating company policies, Microsoft officials said.
At Microsoft, Scott led an IT staff that oversees security, infrastructure, messaging and business applications and supports Microsoft product groups, corporate business groups, and the global sales and marketing organization.
Scott and his team were also responsible for deploying prerelease versions of Microsoft software and gathering feedback to be rolled into products before their commercial release.
Before Microsoft Scott worked for General Electrics for 17 years.
Mary Jo Foley posted a statement from Microsoft about the issue: “We can confirm that Stuart Scott was terminated after an investigation for violation of company policies , and have no further information to share.”

Published by
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November 5, 2007
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Three years ago, worst episode in Hewlett-Packard’s history started to unveil.First they dismissed their chief executive, then they got rid of the chairman as well of a phone-bugging and identity theft scandal in which members of the board accounted for their secret surveillance of each other in front of Congress.
“It was never my intention to be a whistle-blower. In fact, I was not,” says Tom Perkins, the former head of the nomination and governance committee, with whos help Carly Fiorina, the former chief executive, and Patricia Dunn, the former chairman went down.
It is coincidental that as Mr Perkins launches his new book, Valley Boy, speaking to The Times in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York, less than a 15-minute taxi ride away, two other giants of American business are enduring the same bloody coups. Knifings, plotting and timely leaks to the media are being reenacted down the road on Wall Street, at Merrill Lynch and Citigroup.
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