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> "So if you'd want to have slack at work you'd have to make an unreasonably strong business case for all the extra cost and work." Why is having to demonstrat
by jodrellblank 5y ago
> "So if you'd want to have slack at work you'd have to make an unreasonably strong business case for all the extra cost and work."
Why is having to demonstrate that something is worth the cost and effort of doing it "unreasonable"? Isn't that simply "a business case"?
- Mandatum 5y agoI think they're arguing that you'd need to make a much better business case for Microsoft competitor products than you would something else, because you're up against the "we already have this at home" response.