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They still have to maintain Outlook whether or not it's in the lower cost option. You could argue that they might save a tiny bit in support, but I'd be surpris
by tensor 10y ago
They still have to maintain Outlook whether or not it's in the lower cost option. You could argue that they might save a tiny bit in support, but I'd be surprised if it was a relevant amount.
- payne92 10y agoI'm sure they are very interested in moving users to a newer platform. Legacy support is "all cost" -- you're typically not getting any revenue. Look how motivated Microsoft was to drop XP support.