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Microsoft has replaced its fired Chief Details Officer (CIO) Stuart Scott,Microsoft Office Professional 2007, using the previous Walt Disney CIO Tony Scott.Microsoft announced Scott;s employing on January 17. Scott will manage Microsoft;s 4,000-member international IT staff and can report to Chief Working Officer Kevin Turner. In the press release announcing his employing:“Most recently,Office Professional 2010, Scott served as senior vice president and chief facts officer of The Walt Disney Co.,Windows 7 Home Premium, where he was the first CIO to handle companywide IT. During his time at Disney, Scott led the company through a major transformation, which included improving the reliability and effectiveness of the company’s information systems, shifting focus more toward employee enablement,Windows 7, and upgrading core IT infrastructure including datacenter reliability. Before joining Disney,Office 2007 Keygen, Scott served as chief technology officer at General Motors Corp. and vice president of operations at Bristol-Meyers Squibb Co.”Microsoft;s former CIO, Stuart Scott, was terminated for violating company policies in November.