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I’ve started cutting the fat by regularly auditing our licenses, matching team roles to the right plan, and even considering one-off purchase alternatives where
by brudgers 2y ago
I’ve started cutting the fat by regularly auditing our licenses, matching team roles to the right plan, and even considering one-off purchase alternatives where it makes sense.
Is this the most urgent and important thing you can work on right now?
How much additional revenue would cover the costs you are cutting?
Good luck.
- shostack 2y agoThat feels like something the MS team handling the pricing modeling is counting on.
- appreciatorBus 2y agoI don’t think he’s actually doing that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43050446 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43050446
- brudgers 2y agoThat’s ok. The author was not my target audience. On the face of it, changing their mind seemed improbable.
- HarshaaVardhan 2y agoHi. I'm mainly trying to understand the different thoughts and tactics used when it comes to office productivity, especially Microsoft 365. The costs shoot up drastically once you cross over 300 users. Happy to take feedback
- brudgers 2y agoThe tone and tenor of the post are unlikely to elicit thoughtful technical responses from decision makers with 300+ seats and it is unlikely to engender much trust from those who do see it.
- HarshaaVardhan 2y agoNoted. Could you suggest some tips or references that could help. I would be really grateful