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Because it’s not measurable and it’s hard to argue with your CIO that using Slack will save you $xxx000 in productivity costs. It also doesn’t register a “hair
by AznHisoka 6y ago
Because it’s not measurable and it’s hard to argue with your CIO that using Slack will save you $xxx000 in productivity costs.
It also doesn’t register a “hair on fire” problem. Slack still has the preconceived notion of being a chat app. And those are not worth the huge investment, compared to problems that truly keep you awake at night ie. Cybersecurity
- laichzeit0 6y agoBingo. Teams is “good enough” that any marginal advantage of Slack is outweighed by Teams not costing a cent.