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you don't need macOS to attend Facetime meetings. Browser is sufficient. Ok. All the coworkers have Macs so that is the smaller problem. But you can also edit /
by sdze 5y ago
you don't need macOS to attend Facetime meetings. Browser is sufficient. Ok. All the coworkers have Macs so that is the smaller problem. But you can also edit / view / comment iWorks files in iCloud Web (Browser).
If your team embraces agile mindset, you don't need to formalize processes that much. Product Backlog is in Numbers (no Jira etc). Shared workspace is basically a Pages document (as Confluence alternative).
Only sad thing is, that iCloud drive does not support shared folders where people can dump some files in it.
- sdoering 5y agoI agree. My main job is in a mainly Mac environment with only around 18% other OS users (mostly Windows). I switched after 3 MacBook Pros died on me in as so much years (after Touch Bar but before M1). I often have to colab on a Keynote and that in the browser when everything is designed with custom fonts and what not is not quite a great experience. These are the moments that I get a temp Mac from user helpdesk do the keynote stuff without a compliant device and keep on working with Win on my other machine for everything else. If I need to incorporate stuff from existing presentations into mine I upload to iCloud and export to PowerPoint. I actually told everyone when I switched that I am sure I will miss Keynote. But in the end I learned how far PowerPoint has come. But as said. I just do what is necessary. I think one can work with most tools. And I don't care that much if my hammer is *nix, Mac or Windows. I use what I have and be done with it.