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That doesn't mean anything. in such a year their products should have flown off the shelves. Remote monitoring\management? in COVID year? just 3.5% that's hor
by CyberRage 5y ago
That doesn't mean anything. in such a year their products should have flown off the shelves.
Remote monitoring\management? in COVID year? just 3.5%
that's horrendous
- faeyanpiraat 5y agoAre you sure about that? The customers who had experience with remote work and already knew that SW products would help them in this situation was a fixed number. The number of companies who had no clue about how to do remote work, and after haphazardly had to switch to it may still have no idea that you need to use products provided by SW. Also do you really need any of that to do remote work? Of course not.
- CyberRage 5y agoI'm sorry but I have pretty good info about SW. I can tell things are rough there. More than anything, it proved that their model is flawed. Just the number of gov agencies that are forced to stop working with them is a major blow.
- faeyanpiraat 5y agoYou missed my point. I agree they are not doing well, but I also do not see why they should’ve, even if the breach didn’t happen.