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> We're not paying for something that only gives us "just" chat with better-by-design UX and chat workflows Perhaps it is true from developer perspective, but
by jesterson 3y ago
> We're not paying for something that only gives us "just" chat with better-by-design UX and chat workflows
Perhaps it is true from developer perspective, but from management perspective I welcome clear chat as it is without bells and whistles of countless integrations.
Slack at current state of events turned into colossal distraction and time waster.
All those integrations have nothing to do with comm platform IMO, they are well belong to other business processes.
- ryanjshaw 3y ago> All those integrations have nothing to do with comm platform IMO, they are well belong to other business processes. I think the market has spoken and your view is in the minority I'm afraid. There is a non-zero chance that Windows 2030 Enterprise will throw away the start menu, the desktop, the app store, File Explorer, etc. and replace it all with TeamsEdge (Teams + Edge).
- jesterson 3y agoWhether it is market forces or just company shenanigans to make the product irreplaceable, can be a subject of a different discussion, albeit I tend to think of latter. As the view being a minority, it’s true, no surprise to that in current paradigm.
- Lord_Zero 3y agoAnyone in here ever heard of IRC or am I too old now?