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Probably because they don't want to (or can't) have a huge portion of their company's internal communication stored forever on a third-party server. I still fi
by Deimorz 8y ago
Probably because they don't want to (or can't) have a huge portion of their company's internal communication stored forever on a third-party server.
I still find it hard to believe that so many companies are okay with doing that.
- Karunamon 8y agoAnd yet most large companies are using AWS and the like. This obsession with "MUST be behind OUR firewall!" is very arrogant, penny-wise pound-foolish thinking - and it tends to wither in the face of a frank, honest cost/benefit analysis. Amazon probably has more, if not better, security and engineers than most of the companies we're talking about.
- Grue3 8y ago>Amazon probably has more, if not better, security and engineers than most of the companies we're talking about. And Slack has...? A bunch of VC money and a hastily thrown together chat app?