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As corporate vice president of the Planning, Hardware and PC Ecosystem team at Microsoft Corporation, Angiulo leads the product planning discipline driving the research and insights for the vision process for Windows, Windows Live and Internet Explorer. In addition, he is responsible for Surface Computing, PC Hardware, and a variety of partner engagement programs such as WinHEC, the Logo programs for hardware and systems, and direct engineering engagements with OEMs, IHVs and ISVs.
Since joining Microsoft in 1994, Angiulo focused his early career on program management roles contributing to the Microsoft Research, Excel, FrontPage and core Office product teams. Later playing key roles in product planning, he became the first group product planner for the Information Worker Division. Prior to developing the Planning and Ecosystem Team for Windows and Windows Live, Angiulo was the general manager of the Project Business Unit for four years, during which time Microsoft Project shipped new versions of both client and server, and completed an acquisition of an industry-leading portfolio management company, which led to its first-ever "IT PPM Leaders Quadrant" status from Gartner. He has been awarded seven patents.
Angiulo earned an undergraduate engineering degree from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, Calif., and a Master of Science in mechanical engineering from the University of Washington, where he has been a repeat guest lecturer on axiomatic design as applied to software development. He lives in Bellevue, Wash., with his wife and two young daughters, and spending time with them is his favorite activity. In addition, he enjoys golfing and paragliding.
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Since joining Microsoft in 1994, Angiulo focused his early career on program management roles contributing to the Microsoft Research, Excel, FrontPage and core Office product teams. Later playing key roles in product planning, he became the first group product planner for the Information Worker Division. Prior to developing the Planning and Ecosystem Team for Windows and Windows Live, Angiulo was the general manager of the Project Business Unit for four years, during which time Microsoft Project shipped new versions of both client and server, and completed an acquisition of an industry-leading portfolio management company, which led to its first-ever "IT PPM Leaders Quadrant" status from Gartner. He has been awarded seven patents.
Angiulo earned an undergraduate engineering degree from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, Calif., and a Master of Science in mechanical engineering from the University of Washington, where he has been a repeat guest lecturer on axiomatic design as applied to software development. He lives in Bellevue, Wash., with his wife and two young daughters, and spending time with them is his favorite activity. In addition, he enjoys golfing and paragliding.
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