You COMPLETELY miss his point. First off, from a simple minded see-task-do-task perspective, SkyDrive aka OneDrive are
utterly useless for migrating from an old machine to a new one. I have roughly 500 GB of material in my profile and documents spaces that would take *years* to move via OneDrive, much less allocating that much space on a paid-for basis on OneDrive.
For another, Mr. Felt's point that the typical user doesn't even know which files to move nor where to find them needs to be HEARD by Microsoft, ie the beauty of WET was the user transparency, a sort of brain transplant function.
On the larger issue, MS has indeed lost it's corporate vision - chasing the consumer market is
dumb when it means abandoning your core business, which is Business. Granted many many people are now working as individuals or small start ups and need business technology suited to getting work done without a department full of high-priced
technology techs at hand. Ie MS needs to eliminate the arcanery of Windows while keeping the we're-about-real-work competencies of the system. The reason I persist in using Windows, despite my colleagues having switched to Apple long ago, is that I can cope
with the mind-boggling arcanery and so am able to get lots more work done, at the end of the day.
Is that understood?
Have you passed this on to your business strategy people?
Do you want to have your job in 3 years?