Cost of Relevance The Mac was a novelty, a niche prpduct a decade or two ago to serve just a handful of use cases until it was thrust into relevance because of

Cost of Relevance The Mac was a novelty, a niche prpduct a decade or two ago to serve just a handful of use cases until it was thrust into relevance because of Windows' failings in the cloud development and transition era. Now that it's everywhere, and the complexity of deployments and permutations of Mac's usage ever increasing they're stumbling just as badly as Microsoft did - perhaps worse, because Windows has to deal with orders of magnitude more different hardware and software.