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Kevin Scott

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Kevin Scott

Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft

Kevin Scott is Microsoft's chief technology officer. He was earlier senior vice president of engineering and operations at LinkedIn, which he led through its IPO, and before that oversaw mobile ads engineering at Google, including the integration of AdMob. He hosts the Behind the Tech podcast and sits on Shopify's board.

What Kevin builds

Works with

  • Achint Srivastava VP of Software Engineering, Office of the CTO; Decision-1 launch author
  • Bill Gates Co-founder and technical adviser, Microsoft
  • Dan Hellem Principal Product Manager, Azure DevOps
  • Darrel Miller Partner API Architect
  • Eric Imasogie Senior Product Manager; Microsoft Learn MCP server owner
  • Julie Strauss Vice President, AI Sales, Marketing and Incubations
  • Paul Allen Co-founder, Microsoft, left day-to-day work there in 1983
  • Pieter de Bruin Technical Program Manager; Learn partnerships and MCP integrations
  • Sandeep K Sen Product Manager, Azure MCP and CoreAI
  • Satya Nadella Chairman and CEO, Microsoft
  • Shawn Henry Principal Group Product Manager; Product Lead, Microsoft Agent Framework
  • Tianqi Zhang Principal Software Engineering Manager; Learn knowledge-discovery and MCP team
  • Yury Semikhatsky Principal Software Engineer; active Playwright MCP maintainer

Questions

Who is Kevin Scott?

Kevin Scott is Microsoft's chief technology officer. He was earlier senior vice president of engineering and operations at LinkedIn, which he led through its IPO, and before that oversaw mobile ads engineering at Google, including the integration of AdMob. He hosts the Behind the Tech podcast and sits on Shopify's board.

What does Microsoft make?

Anchor Terminal lists Azure AI Content Safety (Prompt Shields), Azure Blob Storage, Azure DevOps MCP Server, Azure Document Intelligence, Microsoft Foundry fine-tuning (Azure OpenAI), Azure Key Vault, Azure Maps, Azure MCP Server, Azure AI Speech speech-to-text, Azure AI Speech text-to-speech, Azure Translator, Microsoft Copilot Studio MCP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales, Foundry Local, Microsoft Advertising API, Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft-Decision-1, Microsoft Entra Agent ID, Microsoft Excel (Microsoft Graph workbook API), Microsoft Execution Containers, Microsoft Graph Calendar API, Microsoft Graph People and Contacts API, Microsoft Learn MCP Server, Microsoft Teams (Microsoft Graph), OneDrive and SharePoint files (Microsoft Graph), Outlook Mail (Microsoft Graph), Playwright MCP and Microsoft Power Automate from Microsoft. Microsoft's API for analysing harmful text and images, detecting prompt injection and checking groundedness.

How are Kevin's tools graded?

Azure AI Content Safety (Prompt Shields) is graded C, 60.7 out of 100; Azure Blob Storage is graded BB, 75.8 out of 100; Azure DevOps MCP Server is graded B, 66.4 out of 100; Azure Document Intelligence is graded B, 66.1 out of 100; Microsoft Foundry fine-tuning (Azure OpenAI) is graded C, 61.2 out of 100; Azure Key Vault is graded BB, 74.8 out of 100; Azure Maps is graded B, 68 out of 100; Azure MCP Server is graded BB, 70 out of 100; Azure AI Speech speech-to-text is graded BB, 73.1 out of 100; Azure AI Speech text-to-speech is graded BB, 71.5 out of 100; Azure Translator is graded BB, 72 out of 100; Microsoft Copilot Studio MCP is graded D, 53.2 out of 100; Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales is graded B, 69.8 out of 100; Foundry Local is graded C, 60.5 out of 100; Microsoft Advertising API is graded C, 60.4 out of 100; Microsoft Agent Framework is graded A, 82.4 out of 100; Microsoft-Decision-1 is graded E, 39.2 out of 100; Microsoft Entra Agent ID is graded BB, 74.5 out of 100; Microsoft Excel (Microsoft Graph workbook API) is graded C, 58.6 out of 100; Microsoft Execution Containers is graded BB, 76.4 out of 100; Microsoft Graph Calendar API is graded B, 65.2 out of 100; Microsoft Graph People and Contacts API is graded B, 64.7 out of 100; Microsoft Learn MCP Server is graded D, 48 out of 100; Microsoft Teams (Microsoft Graph) is graded B, 62.3 out of 100; OneDrive and SharePoint files (Microsoft Graph) is graded B, 65.4 out of 100; Outlook Mail (Microsoft Graph) is graded B, 66.4 out of 100; Playwright MCP is graded B, 67.7 out of 100; Microsoft Power Automate is graded B, 62 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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