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I'm used to corporate marketing speak, but damn this is impresively corporate orwellian. This is real copy/paste from TFA, not some parody that I wrote. > Q:
by freedomben 3y ago
I'm used to corporate marketing speak, but damn this is impresively corporate orwellian. This is real copy/paste from TFA, not some parody that I wrote.
> Q: Why is this good for partners?
> A: The industry has already widely embraced subscription and SaaS, and many partners in our ecosystem have already developed success practices in this area. Subscription and SaaS models provide an opportunity for partners to engage more strategically with customers and deliver higher-value services that drive customer success. It also helps accelerate their own transition to a business model focused on annual recurring revenue.
- rychco 3y agoThis is so hilariously out of touch that I would have believed it was satire without context. This is viral copy-paste quality material.
- geodel 3y agoSorry, I don't think it is out of touch? I see this kind of thing all the time everywhere.
- AtlasBarfed 3y agoEven with the corporate speak, I don't think I've ever seen that naked of a response that was essentially "we want more money" Isn't windows 11 forcing an annual prescription? That will be the real test.
- firebat45 3y ago>Isn't windows 11 forcing an annual prescription? Freudian slip ftw
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- geodel 3y agoI mean it does look like a shifter of paradigms that businesses are demanding. What's not to like here.
- toyg 3y agoGotta leverage those competitive advantages to enable holistic synergies, yo.
- xuhu 3y ago"-- Written in my leased BMW Series 7 with subscription warmed seats. These things don't pay for themselves you know."