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Aww man, I've been ideating around this exact idea for MSFT teams for a while now. (not like I had any time or buy-in for it) BRILLIANT. There is always a faint
by screye 6y ago
Aww man, I've been ideating around this exact idea for MSFT teams for a while now. (not like I had any time or buy-in for it) BRILLIANT. There is always a faint sense of jealousy and vindication when I see an idea being executed so close to what a person has been pushing for.
Congrats ! I think you're onto something.
I would readily pay for this if I could get my entire team to adopt it. (which I'd say is nearly impossible)
I might sound like making a deal with the devil, but if you could integrate your service into MSFT teams, you might be able to get a huge user-base quite fast.
- moron4hire 6y agoI'm curious what you mean by this. Does Teams provide an API for building WebRTC apps?
- eambutu 6y agoThanks so much! Curious why you think it would be nearly impossible to get your team on it?
- screye 6y agopartly because I work for a large company that is deeply integrated with MSFT teams. Also, at that size, we don't usually have such team level autonomy. Lastly, they don't want us routing any information through a 3rd party. Confidentiality and security is critical. In general, mature teams do not adopt entirely new communication styles just because they are better. It usually takes something that is either revolutionary (eg: when Slack first got popular as a move away from email). Or, it is a seamless addition to what they already have and doesn't rock the ship.