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I don't think the trade off makes sense for most organizations. I'm guessing your system is substantially inferior to offerings like a Slack or Yammer.
by pbreit 11y ago
I don't think the trade off makes sense for most organizations. I'm guessing your system is substantially inferior to offerings like a Slack or Yammer.
- lokedhs 11y agoOh most definitely on both counts. I'm not the one that is generally worried about sharing too much information with third party companies that I trust. And of course they have more features. They have hundreds of developers and we have 2, working on spare time. What we implemented has worked well for us for a long time now, but the features that are important to us is there (free-text search, email notifications for example) , and being in control of code so that we can add features as we please is quite liberating to me. But like you said, most teams are not interested in that.