Steven Sinofsky, the former Microsoft executive ousted as the head of its Windows group five weeks ago, yesterday said he would teach at the Harvard Business School this spring.
Sinofsky, 47, announced the move on his Twitter account Wednesday.
In follow-up tweets, Sinofsky said he would have the title "Executive in Residence," and that he would teach one or more classes on product development and planning. Sinofsky was instrumental in reviving the Windows franchise after the failure of Vista, guiding both Windows 7 and the redesigned Windows 8 through development. Prior to that, Sinofsky led the Office team through four versions of the money-making application suite.
He also said he would conduct research and write, with the latter perhaps including business cases based on his years at Microsoft.
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