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Whenever I think of MS Teams, I'm reminded of Paul Virilio's research on dromology ("speed as a weapon") and how the inhibition of speed (productivity in this c
by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
Whenever I think of MS Teams, I'm reminded of Paul Virilio's research on dromology ("speed as a weapon") and how the inhibition of speed (productivity in this case) can be a weapon too, whether intended as such or not.
- banjo_milkman 3y agoThis is an interesting conjecture. It could be a cunning Microsoft competitive strategy. They convince cost-sensitive IT infrastructure groups in other businesses to use Teams by offering it for free, reducing company productivity massively, hobbling product development. Meanwhile, Microsoft adopt some other pay messaging/video service internally, accelerate product development 10x, become insanely competitive in a whole host of new markets rapidly.