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They’re selling Teams at $4/mo per user and I guess if they go after enterprise we’ll see additional tiers with features aimed specifically at that. It doesn’t
by nixgeek 7y ago
They’re selling Teams at $4/mo per user and I guess if they go after enterprise we’ll see additional tiers with features aimed specifically at that.
It doesn’t take too many deals with huge companies who need cross-platform to get to $200-300 million, and “worth” $3.2bn. Multiples from revenue have been a little interesting lately.
- scarface74 7y agoAnd as soon as they start moving into the enterprise, Microsoft is going to offer a good enough cross platform password manager and bundle it into Office 365. People made the same argument with Slack. How is that working out? I don’t know about Android, but iOS supports third party password managers through the extension system.
- nixgeek 7y agoSlack has a $12bn market cap, therefore “pretty well”. I think competition in this space is good but I use and like Slack over Teams. I know at least two companies who pay Slack over $20MM a year, and have over 100k users provisioned onto Enterprise Grid, and who are also happy consumers of Microsoft Office 365.
- scarface74 7y agoWhat is it about people defining success of a for profit business by market cap instead of you know - the ability to make a profit? Being able to sell $1 for 95 cents is not a successful business strategy.