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I feel like that is an outlier. For most companies the benefits of having all the data logged is worth the cost.
by unphased 7y ago
I feel like that is an outlier. For most companies the benefits of having all the data logged is worth the cost.
- propogandist 7y agoIt was GDPR and data privacy that wrangled the megacorp I know to kill all channels and workspaces that seemed affiliated with megacorp with help from Legal... until then everyone was making and using slacks free tier. It's still used to communicate with people outside megacorps SSO environment. Most users don't know nor care about the paid tier, especially if CHQ isn't footing the bill and the cost for each user license is passed to a business unit or department (which can be how megacorps are setup). The change over was funded by corporate and it's becoming the standard form of comms in the enterprise.
- GordonS 7y agoUnless a deal is done at the corporate level to get access for all users, at large orgs, it's not just the cost - it's the internal purchasing process. In short, if I was to buy software or pay for a SaaS, it's very, very difficult to do so. I have to raise requests in our service desk, and constantly battle with them for months (yes, months) to reopen the tickets they invariably close without comment, and spend time chasing random VPs to approve something they have no idea about. In short, I'd rather chop a leg off than waste so many frustrating hours on it.