You're not wrong. In our org, at least, it's also the latest example of MSFT winning partly by being everpresent and partly by stumbles from competitors. We a

You're not wrong. In our org, at least, it's also the latest example of MSFT winning partly by being everpresent and partly by stumbles from competitors. We are 100% work from home -- the company has no offices anywhere. Consequently, we do a lot of online meetings, with an emphasis on screensharing. (I don't think we've ever turned on cameras.) Our standard for a LONG time was GoToMeeting, because while it was more expensive, it WORKED every time, including and especially when we used it with customers. But GTM got sloppy, and Teams was suddenly everywhere, and then GTM messed up their easy Outlook integration, and all of a sudden we were using Teams.