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> The company that does all three of these things in an integrated fashion is. So Google? Microsoft might count too, but I haven't used their suite in a while
by lliamander 6y ago
> The company that does all three of these things in an integrated fashion is.
So Google? Microsoft might count too, but I haven't used their suite in a while.
Also, I would think integrated email would be necessary too.
- santoshalper 6y agoIt is 100% going to be Microsoft. Google is laughably bad at enterprise software and Microsoft really has no meaningful competition at this point. Teams is now crushing Slack in market share for the exact reason he mentioned - enterprise IT managers do not like the Unix approach of small targeted tools. They like product suites. Office 365 is as every bit as dominant today as Windows was 20 years ago.
- 55555 6y agoWhy do they like product suites? This is alien to me.
- jackcosgrove 6y agoProbably because the product suite components integrate much more easily than a bunch of separate tools from different vendors. And there are fewer particulars to know if you stay in one ecosystem. Maybe there is even a unified administration console.
- lliamander 6y agoI see that Teams has full Linux support. I am glad.