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Honestly, it just works so well. I get the argument, I’ve also seen the decline of Slack as Teams became the default, and normally I’d be pissed. But MS365 is j
by teekert 3y ago
Honestly, it just works so well. I get the argument, I’ve also seen the decline of Slack as Teams became the default, and normally I’d be pissed. But MS365 is just incredible value for money.
Even on Linux in Edge mostly it feels like a no brainer for any company.
- kfk 3y agoMaybe short term, but long term I am really not that convinced any longer. Forcing the UI approach everywhere has a cost, these tools are terrible for operations. You can automate code testing, deployment and ops and have really good operations as a consequence. You will never be able to do that with spreadsheets or more horrible stuff like Power Apps. Just see how many millions of people are hired to manage all these UI clicky things offshore and how much mess it creates for business ops.