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Going all in on microsoft is a solid move. It's a powerful platform. Going half in on microsoft is terrible.
by beckingz 4y ago
Going all in on microsoft is a solid move. It's a powerful platform.
Going half in on microsoft is terrible.
- lostlogin 4y agoAll in may be fine for certain businesses, but surely most companies end up needing some software MS doesn’t provide? And ‘all in’ implies usage of Teams..,
- cookie_monsta 4y agoThis rings very true. There are actually a couple of departments still using custom software and it doesn't talk to anything and you can't talk to it (but you can manually import/export data, in excel/csv format haha) The other thing is that every time they want to add a feature they have to find 50k for software development and watch for 6 months as the request winds its way through the bureaucracy. We just whip it up in an afternoon and keep moving...
- SnowHill9902 4y agoUgh. I think it’s a matter of philosophy but I can’t connect with Microsoft. It feels so alien and hostile.