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Microsoft Teams is currently on for 125,000 companies, with a customer base of 100 million in said market. To act like they can't easily "win" or cut slack apar
by mulletbum 8y ago
Microsoft Teams is currently on for 125,000 companies, with a customer base of 100 million in said market. To act like they can't easily "win" or cut slack apart is crazy. This article makes no sense at all.
- WorldMaker 8y agoIf the projected merger of Skype for Business (fka Lync) into Teams happens as projected/announced, Teams would be in a particularly strong spot to take the lead given existing corporate reliance on SfB and the current "self-competition" between the two. (Slack refusing to sell to Microsoft from this angle looks like the very reason why they won't "win" in the long term.)
- DaiPlusPlus 8y agoMSTeams still has issues: the top one being that it’s tied to Office 365 and the app won’t let you sign-in to multiple accounts. You can only join the MSTeams account associated with your Office 365 subscription - or as a limited “Guest” user of another account at their invitation - and there’s no sign this is going to change any time soon. - and of course, the user-experience for switching accounts isn’t the best either.
- mulletbum 8y agoYou mean like the free version not tied to O365 that they have already released? https://products.office.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/group-chat-software?&OCID=AID643148_SEM_VlZ7H35y https://products.office.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/group-chat... Multi Accounts, sure, but that is simple and easy for them to implement.