This isn't an agile startup here, it's one of the world's largest software companies. I think aiming to do a lot isn't a big stretch.
Bill Gates:
It's very hard to recall how crazy and wild that was, you know, "on every desk and in every home." At the time, you have people who are very smart saying, "Why would somebody need a computer?"
Not saying this new statement is audacious (it feels kind of anodyne to me), just that "hidebound behemoth" isn't the only gene in their DNA.
This isn't ambitious, it's meaningless. Not a good sign for corporate excellence.
"We're a company that does stuff for customers."
Yeah, not helpful in the least.
What they need is real focus, and it seems they still haven't learned.