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The market for Teams isn't personal use: it's enterprise use. In enterprise, managed-device land, options are severely curtailed.
by ethbr0 3y ago
The market for Teams isn't personal use: it's enterprise use.
In enterprise, managed-device land, options are severely curtailed.
- kwanbix 3y agoMy current company uses Google's Workspace and Google Chat. My previous company used Workspace also, but they used Slack. For my startup, we use Google Workspace, and I would never ever pay the same amount of money I pay for GW to have Slack. The value proposition of Slack is not that valuable to charge what they charge. I would happily pay 1 or 2 euros per month per user, no more. I have never used Teams. Nobody is forcing me to.
- ethbr0 3y agoThat's good for you, but you are aware there are many, many Microsoft shops? And those people are often forced to use Teams because Microsoft sold to the VP/C*?
- kwanbix 3y agoSo? What you are saying is that Microsoft cannot add functionality? So then make all companies only sell one product. One company sells Excel, one company sells Google Sheet, One company sells Work, one company sells Google Docs, etc. Is that what you want?
- zokier 3y agoThe rules change if company is found to have dominant position on the market. Its not rocket science, nor is it matter of opinion.