It's what happens at large orgs, esp ones with leadership problems - they can't move fast to improve products, even when something is obviously not working. Th

It's what happens at large orgs, esp ones with leadership problems - they can't move fast to improve products, even when something is obviously not working. The only thing I use Siri for is on the desktop for starting apps - I've hooked it up to a keyb shortcut. I find its a bit faster than fumbling around spotlight or the dock. Alfred would possibly be even faster. Google assistant has the best knowledge graph for generic questions, and much better machine learning models for voice recognition and language parsing. I primarily use it for route finding, finding out opening times, currency conversions, sometimes calling people. Alexa for almost only music, and timers, since it's hooked up to my kitchen speakers. It's terrible for general knowledge questions.