That smacks of a checkbox-driven mentality to software. Similar features don't have the same result. Implementation matters a lot Flip it around and ask, what

That smacks of a checkbox-driven mentality to software. Similar features don't have the same result. Implementation matters a lot Flip it around and ask, what is the benefit of more effective communication worth to your company? You're already paying at least $10k a month for each person on your team. Making each person just 1% more efficient should be worth $100 a month. It's not unbelievable that a communcation app would make that happen. Reaching out to a coworker saves a couple of hours of digging around. A high quality FYI channel means someone can read a proposal and spot a critical issue. Slack is far from perfect, but choosing Teams instead to save a little cash seems like madness.