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>and isn't the best in a single product Managing a Windows OS vs MacOS and Linux? Active Directory, GPO, Intune etc. Jamf for Mac comes close. And interoper
by rejectfinite 4y ago
>and isn't the best in a single product
Managing a Windows OS vs MacOS and Linux?
Active Directory, GPO, Intune etc.
Jamf for Mac comes close.
And interoperability is a feature between the apps (somewhat) It used to be way worse.
- CWuestefeld 4y agoAlso... SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio) is head and shoulders above any other such tool I've ever seen. I'm not sure we can say that Office is clearly superior, but at the very least there's no competitor that can claim to be better. Office remains the standard to which others are compared. There are so many/different shell scripting platforms that it's impossible to really compare, but you can make a reasonable argument for PowerShell. Taken as a whole, Azure is in 2nd place popularity-wise. But comparing service-for-service across the big three, there are certainly individual services where MS's offering is superior.