Business Division:

Microsoft Talo, the headquarters of Microsoft Mobile

The Microsoft Business Division produces Microsoft Office including Microsoft Office 2016, the company's line of office software. The software product includes Word (a word processor), Access (a relational database program), Excel (a spreadsheetprogram), Outlook (Groupware, frequently used with Exchange Server), PowerPoint(presentation software), Publisher (desktop publishing software) and Sharepoint. A number of other products were added later with the release of Office 2003 includingVisio, Project, MapPoint, InfoPath and OneNote. The division also developsenterprise resource planning (ERP) software for companies under the Microsoft Dynamics brand. These include: Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics NAV,Microsoft Dynamics GP, and Microsoft Dynamics SL. They are targeted at varying company types and countries, and limited to organizations with under 7,500 employees.^[98] Also included under the Dynamics brand is the customer relationship management software Microsoft Dynamics CRM, part of the Azure Services Platform.

Entertainment and Devices Division:

The Entertainment and Devices Division produces the Windows CE OS for embedded systems and Windows Phone forsmartphones.^[99] Microsoft initially entered the mobile market through Windows CE for handheld devices, eventually developing into the Windows Mobile OS and now, Windows Phone. Windows CE is designed for devices where the OS may not directly be visible to the end user, in particular, appliances and cars. The division also produces computer games, via its in-house game publisher Microsoft Studios, that run on Windows PCs and other systems including titles such as Age of Empires, Halo and the Microsoft Flight Simulator series, and houses the Macintosh Business Unit which produces macOSsoftware including Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac. Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division designs, markets, and manufactures consumer electronics including the Xbox 360 game console, the handheld Zune media player, and the television-based Internet appliance MSN TV. Microsoft also markets personal computer hardware including mice,keyboards, and various game controllers such as joysticks and gamepads.

Future Decoded:

Future Decoded is a business networking event held every year by Microsoft that allows business partners of the company to share their views on what the future holds for business, society, leadership and technology.